Did you know this fun story about Awa Odori? 😆
Hachisuka Ikkaku was a samurai in Tokushima. Samurai were not allowed to dance Awa Odori.
But he broke the rule and was caught dancing! 😳 He was arrested and imprisoned.
Imagine getting arrested for dancing! 😂
Tokushima City Awa Odori was already buzzing from the very first day, August 12! 😊
“Niwa-ka Ren” is a dance group that anyone can join—no reservation required, and first-timers are welcome!
Here’s a glimpse of the lively atmosphere! 🎵✨
Awa Odori
Final Day (August 15)
Minami-Uchimachi Enbujo (Performance Venue), Tokushima City, Japan
The women’s dance during the Grand Dance (So-odori) is the most beautiful.
Many Japanese people sing in English, but it often doesn’t sound quite natural. If you can’t really speak English, it’s very difficult to sing it naturally.
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