【A special performance by ‘Kodomo Kabuki School Terakoya’】 ‘Kodomo Kabuki School Terakoya’ (the ‘Kabuki School for Children’) started in 2013 with the aim of passing on Japanese traditional culture to future generations. Originally, ‘Terakoya’ referred to a school for children during the Edo period. In this ‘Kodomo Kabuki School Terakoya’, children from 4 to 10 years old learn Japanese etiquette, Japanese dance, acting, and so on. The children who attend include those who are active as child act

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