Last week, Shintomiza Children's Kabuki, who covered the lessons, held a Setsubun Festival dedication performance on Sunday, February 5 at Kagura Hall at Tepposhu Inari Shrine.
On the day, the cold weather was somewhat relaxed, and a lot of spectators were crowded before the start of the performance to watch elementary school Kabuki.
First of all, it's a good thing. This will greatly increase the expectations for the performance.
In the first performance, the stage is gorgeous with Kotobuki-style Sanbaso 
Congratulations dance.
Next, I was able to enjoy a lot of famous dialogues at the Sanjin Yoshizoba Shiranami-Okawabata Koshinzuka-
In the intermission, a lottery tournament
by parents was hit by me.
In the Shiranami Five Men-The Place of Inasegawa Separation-, applause and cheering on the lines of each of the five, the photo shows
Juro Akaboshi (lower left) who has a cute sight, and Rikimaru Nango (lower right) who has a brilliant sight.
I can't tell you in the picture, but each stage was really applauded and a lot of shouts.
Indeed, it was a performance like Chuo-ku that nurtured the culture as a “play town” since Edo period.
The next performance will be the Reitaisai festival performance on May 5 at Teppozu Inari Shrine.
Specifically, please see homepage of "Shintomiza Children's Kabuki" → Shintomiza Children's Kabuki
