Thank you for viewing! I appreciate it. When you think of laughter, you think of Osaka. When you think of Osaka, you think of Yoshimoto Shinkigeki. Sharing popularity with Yoshimoto was Shochiku Shinkigeki, which was established in 1948. While Yoshimoto Shinkigeki is a slapstick comedy with skits, Shochiku Shinkigeki is a human drama with both laughter and tears. In the era I watched, Shochiku Shinkigeki was synonymous with Kanbi Fujiyama. He was quite strict with his craft, and I've heard there were various issues, but he was a wonderful comedian representing the Showa era. This time, Kanbi Fujiyama is not in it, but it's a pamphlet from a performance at the Minamiza Theater in 1955. It's a very valuable pamphlet. For those who love comedy and theater, how about it? The Showa-era advertisements are also fun, and it's nostalgic to see Hideko Takamine.