At the last program on Friday, Tatsumi put on the newest and gorgeous kimono embroidered carps and cherry blossoms.  Both a carp and cherry blossoms are typical Japanese motif used for happy occasions.   

♪ Nyonin Koya
(Temple for Ladies of Tragic Love)

♪ Subaru
(Pleiades)

Japanese drum performance called "Oni Daiko" was held on Thursday.  "Oni Daiko" or damon's drum is handed down from generation to generation among the natives in Noto, North of Japan.  Tatsumi, Dia, Ueo and Koryu energetically beated a drum in turn.
 

♪ Koi-gokoro
(Loving Heart)

♪ Koishite Soro
(I'm loving you)

♪ Akira-no Jin-to Kichau-ze
(Great Passion with You)

Tatsumi played a comedian role on stage.  Mankichi (Tatsumi)  was an honest and hard-working palanquin bearer.  While his partner, Senkichi (Dia) was lazier than Mankichi.  But he was good-looking.  Mankichi's first love was broken by Senkichi... 
The story titled "Kagoya Monogatari" (Palanquin Bearers' Tale) was heart-warming.
This is a picture of Tatsumi making a speech after the play.

He has long been interested in face paintings.
Tuesday's Dia had a white swan or white lightning.

♪ Sasurai
(Wanderer)

Face paintings seem to be the latest fasion in a company.
Tuesday's Tohtaro had a red broken heart (!? ) on his face.

♪ Koi
(Love)