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We had the rare opportunity to watch the actors prepare for the performance. The actors showed how to costume one of the characters, and explained the symbolism of the clothing and the play. |
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Kyogen is "slice of life" comedies, so this play presented a cute story of master and servant trying to out-trick each other. The play is over 400 years old. I have a video of this to share when I return. |
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We were greeted by traditional music |
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This sign reminded everyone why we were there. Great prop for photos! |
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Several dignitaries spoke briefly |
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Shirley Gibb from Stevens Point, WI spoke as a representative of all of the teachers in the program. |
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We were treated to the Kiyari Chant at the close of the speeches. |
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Then it was time to dig in! |
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Then, a few of us explored until we found the Hard Rock Cafe! |
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Elvis left a few souvenirs for me to enjoy! |
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We bought our Hard Rock Cafe: Tokyo t-shirts, then walked until we got a view of Tokyo Tower. It is beautiful at night! |
