At 3 p.m. on September 6, spectators gradually spread out mats around the grassy area of the Okinawa Arena. Some brought coolers, drinks, and food, while others had raincoats nearby. Families settled down to wait for the performance. Inside the arena, a yellow archway read "71st Okinawa Island Eisa Festival," and long flags from various groups were raised one after another. The place names on the flags allowed the audience to recognize the next …
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At 3 p.m. on September 6, spectators gradually spread out mats around the grassy area of the Okinawa Arena. Some brought coolers, drinks, and food, while others had raincoats nearby. Families settled down to wait for the performance. Inside the arena, a yellow archway read "71st Okinawa Island Eisa Festival," and long flags from various groups were raised one after another. The place names on the flags allowed the audience to recognize the next …