For me it is Taiko no Tatsujin Wikipedia --> TDM Wikipedia --> TT blog. Still very good.
@Lisdoonvarna: I think it should coin the actual place as closely as possible,
so double o Lisdoonvarna is better.
@Don Engasu: Searching "Don Engasu" only gives Taiko references now.
If we use the anglicized name "Dun Aengus" then the sound and the meaning can be better preserved.
("Dun" sounding like "dunk" without the "k", and the "ae" can be seen replaceable by an "e" like in "archaelogy")
In fact typing "Dun Aengus" in Google will extrapolate words like "map" and "history",
but for "Don Engasu" nothing will be extrapolated (not even "no Fuefuki")
This shows Google recognizes "Dun Aengus" as a place.
Still that's only a bit of etymological rant.
@Lisdoonvarna: I think it should coin the actual place as closely as possible,
so double o Lisdoonvarna is better.
@Don Engasu: Searching "Don Engasu" only gives Taiko references now.
If we use the anglicized name "Dun Aengus" then the sound and the meaning can be better preserved.
("Dun" sounding like "dunk" without the "k", and the "ae" can be seen replaceable by an "e" like in "archaelogy")
In fact typing "Dun Aengus" in Google will extrapolate words like "map" and "history",
but for "Don Engasu" nothing will be extrapolated (not even "no Fuefuki")
This shows Google recognizes "Dun Aengus" as a place.
Still that's only a bit of etymological rant.