Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Nankin Tamasudare is a kind of traditional Japanese street performance. The name "Nankin Tamasudare" is a play on words, as it can mean a kind of flower, as well as mean something like "a wonderous woven screen." (Sudare is a kind of screen made by weaving straw with twine.) The performance consists of a person skilled in manipulating special screens made of loosely woven sticks, as well as chanting an accompanying a kind of poetry. The performer chants a rythmic poem as s/he uses the screen to portray the objects in the poetry without stopping. The screen is twisted, folded, extended, etc. in many different ways to portray an object, and then brought back quickly to its original screen shape.

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