Kotobuki-shishi-mai This well-known dance involves a performer dancing while wearing a lion's mask. This dance is common in all areas of Japan, and is considered to have the longest history among Japanese arts still alive today. Kasa-no-kyoku Tea cup, metal ring, ball, square wooden measuring box and various other objects are spun around on the top of an umbrella. Gokaijawan-no-kyoku Five-storied tea cups. Tea cups are stacked up to the left and right on a pole, which is balanced vertically on the juggler's face. Kyoku-bachi Juggling with drumsticks. Hagoitaaioi-no-kyoku Juggling with a ball and two battledores. Hitotsumari-no-kyoku Juggling with a big ball and two sticks. Hanakagomari-no-kyoku Juggling with balls and a decorated basket. Wa-no-kumidori Juggling with rings or Hanagasa(?). Mizukumoi-no-kyoku A teacup is spun around on the end of a long pole, until..... Watch out for spills! Chaban A comic dialogue. Matsuribayashi A musical accompaniment in festival.