Even the most determined cynics aren’t going to be able to avoid staring in awe at the wondrous feats that this weekend’s annual Yokohama Street Performance is preparing to throw at them.
The Japanese title for the event uses the word “daidogei,” which refers to street performances, particularly from the Edo Period (1603-1867). These consist of juggling, dancing, Chinese acrobatics and more.
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