Chapter 2

1) p. 64 - 67 Chindon-ya and enticed children 
​Shōwa Sendensha, Kobe, circa 1952. Photo by Miyake Yasuo. Courtesy of Misao Fujiwara.  
Video: At 3:50 Children following chindon-ya from a news reel (circa 1960)
2) p. 69 "Autumn Colors, Bustles of the Wild Desert"
Genealogical theatrical performance by Chindon Tsūshinsha, titled “Autumn Colors, Bustles of the Wild Desert” (2008)
Genealogical theatrical performance by Chindon Tsūshinsha, titled “Autumn Colors, Bustles of the Wild Desert” (2008)
Below: Street vendors and performers depicted in the speculative historical theater, written by Hayashi.
3) p.70 Sound of Kane
Below: Listen to Hayashi demonstrating different ways of holding shumoku (mallet) and hitting the kane.