Hands-on experience event
Fue (flute), Ko-tsuzumi (shoulder-drum), O-tsuzumi (hip-drum), Taiko (stick-drum), Utai (chanting) and Shimai (dance)

Number of practical skill sessions per participant (including presentation/rehearsals for presentation)
7 sessions

Principal instructors
Shintaro Sugi (Fue), Kyosuke Tanabe (Ko-tsuzumi), Yosuke Kamei (O-tsuzumi), Yuichiro Hayashi (Taiko), Yoshiteru Takeda (Utai and Shimai)

Event features
After choosing one of five Noh parts—Fue (flute), Ko-tsuzumi (shoulder-drum), O-tsuzumi (hip-drum), Taiko (stick-drum), Utai (chanting) and Shimai (dance)—participants will receive six lessons. They will then present the fruits of their lessons on a Noh stage used by professional performers. After the presentation, participants will watch a Noh demonstration and performance by professional Noh performers.

Publicity methods for the recruitment of participants (collaboration, cooperation, networking, etc.)
An announcement regarding the recruitment of participants will be placed in the newsletter of the local government where the rehearsal space is located and recruitment posters will be put up in cultural facilities. Social media and websites will be used to provide timely information.

Ways to enable participants to continue with practical skills experience (other than programs covered by this grant) after the end of the event
The presentation will be incorporated into a presentation by students of the various instructors so that participants can gain a more concrete impression of what they might achieve if they continue their studies. After the program ends, we will tell participants who want to continue studying their part about the conditions, etc. for continuing.