What was the father doing? monkey sound. he was drinking, maybe he was drinking and driving. what were you doing, monkey? monkey sound. after the show, i wanted to get some tips from the expert. hold the pen? monkey, what was the father doing? hang on a minute, what were you doing, monkey? and that s it? they laugh. you should maybe move to japan and should be a professional rakugo performer. really? laughter.
He was drinking and driving. what were you doing, monkey? after the show, i wanted to get some tips from the expert. hold the pen? monkey, what was the father doing? hang on a minute, what were you doing, monkey? and that s it? they laugh. you should maybe move to japan and should be a professional rakugo performer. really? laughter. time now to leave osaka and head 30km south
I wanted to find out more about the roots of comedy in this city. hello! kaishi san! nice to meet you! katsura kaishi practices the traditional form of comic story telling, rakugo, and he says 0saka s love of entertainment and culture evolved from its trading history. speaks japanese. so there is a very special sense of humour here in 0saka. 0k. kaishi has learned to perform in english as well as japanese in order to share his art with the world.
They laugh you should maybe move to japan and should be a professional rakugo performer. really? laughter time now to leave osaka and head 30km south to a satellite city, kishiwada, home to japan s most famous and dangerous festival. i am about to witness something really quite special, one of japan s wildest annual festivals. and it is rehearsal time for a jamboree that has been going on for 300 years. it began when local craftsmen would show off their wares to the lord of the castle. today, the tradition
Man and a funny guy trading jokes, and it is this style that emerged in osaka. this is now the third act that we have seen and each one is going down a storm. laughter i wanted to find out more about the roots of comedy in this city. hello! kaishi san! nice to meet you! katsura kaishi practices the traditional form of comic story telling, rakugo, and he says osaka s love of entertainment and culture evolved from its trading history. speaks japanese so there is a very special sense of humour here in osaka.