The World Is Dancing - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Why Do People Dance?
"Why do people dance?" In 1374, a time of instability marked by the ongoing conflict between the Southern and Northern Courts, a boy named Oniyasha was born to a dancer . Unable to find meaning in dance, Oniyasha spent his days listlessly. Then one day, watching a dancer perform in the barn, Oniyasha felt something "good" for the first time in his life.
You Have a Body
Enchanted by "Yoi," she and her friend Kogane begin visiting the master, hoping to learn to dance like him . Their encounter changes Oniyasha's dance, but it's not just Oniyasha's dance that changes.
You Have Your Own Sense of "Good"
She is to perform a spectacular dance. The Shogun will also come to watch; it's the biggest stage of her life. She is chosen to perform on this stage, but the immense pressure she has never felt before prevents her body from moving as she wants it to. Her apprentice does not approve of this.
Differing Scales of Progress
The main performance. On her first big stage, she witnesses her father, Nono , perform. After the performance, Oniyasha and her companions are granted an audience with the Shogun, but the Shogun, whom Oniyasha sees for the first time, is an unexpected person.
A Budding Throb
He and his companions left home and were living in [location]. At the Sanjo Bomon Palace, there was a leader who preceded Oniyasha and his group, and Oniyasha and his group were considered enemies. Oniyasha, who was also very interested in the Dengaku Shinza dance, highly regards Masujiro and wants to cooperate with him, but...
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