These were also halcyon days for the classic noh theater, the more popular kabuki, and the puppet theater (today's bunraku) at Osaka, which was Japan's cultural capital at a time when Edo had more politicians and soldiers than artists.
Osaka was the cultural capital of Japan during the time when Edo had fewer artists than politicians or soldiers.
Kabuki, noh theatre and bunraku were never popular in Osaka.
Why Senor Gomez did you shoot him in the face?
two people sitting on the rock
The woman is reading
We sometimes had low-top shoes.
Everyone believes that it is related to that.
The boy is getting muddy.