In photos: Western Japanese city Awa Odori dancers entertain local audiences after virus hiatus

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Dancers wearing face shields perform on August 12, 2021, ahead of the main events of the Awa Odori Dance Festival in Tokushima City. The dances are taking place for the first time on the stages of the hall as part of the coronavirus prevention measures. (Mainichi / Naohiro Yamada)


  • Dancers wearing face shields perform on August 12, 2021, ahead of the main events of the Awa Odori Dance Festival in Tokushima City. The dances are taking place for the first time on the stages of the hall as part of the coronavirus prevention measures. (Mainichi / Naohiro Yamada)
  • A performance of the Awa Odori dance festival takes place for the first time on a hall stage as part of the coronavirus prevention measures, in the city of Tokushima on August 12, 2021, the day before the main event. (Mainichi / Naohiro Yamada)
  • Events ahead of the start of the Awa Odori Dance Festival for the first time in two years are seen in Tokushima City on August 12, 2021. Dancers on a hall stage performed in front of members of the public in widely spaced seats. (Mainichi / Naohiro Yamada)
  • Events ahead of the start of the Awa Odori Dance Festival for the first time in two years are seen in Tokushima City on August 12, 2021. Dancers on a hall stage performed in front of members of the public in widely spaced seats. (Mainichi / Naohiro Yamada)
  • A performance of the Awa Odori dance festival takes place for the first time on a hall stage as part of the coronavirus prevention measures, in the city of Tokushima on August 12, 2021, the day before the main event. (Mainichi / Naohiro Yamada)
  • A performance of the Awa Odori dance festival takes place for the first time on a hall stage as part of the coronavirus prevention measures, in the city of Tokushima on August 12, 2021, the day before the main event. Some dancers wore face shields. (Mainichi / Naohiro Yamada)
  • A dancer wearing a face mask performs on August 12, 2021, the day before the main events of the Awa Odori Dance Festival in Tokushima City. Performances took place for the first time on a hall stage as part of the coronavirus prevention measures. (Mainichi / Naohiro Yamada)
  • A performance of the Awa Odori dance festival takes place for the first time on a hall stage as part of the coronavirus prevention measures, in the city of Tokushima on August 12, 2021, the day before major events. (Mainichi / Naohiro Yamada)
  • An audience far removed from society watches Awa Odori's dancers on stage in Tokushima City on August 12, 2021 (Mainichi / Naohiro Yamada)
  • Awa Odori Dance Festival staff disinfect audience seats in Tokushima City on August 12, 2021 (Mainichi / Naohiro Yamada)






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