Experience the vibrant and soulful Adowa and Agbadza dances, which are a celebration of Ghana's rich cultural heritage. The Adowa dance, performed by the Ashanti people, is a graceful and intricate dance form that pays tribute to ancestors and their memory. Meanwhile, the Agbadza dance, which originated from the times of war, has evolved into a popular recreational activity. Its roots can be traced back to a historic war dance called Atrikpui, and it is mainly performed by the Ewe people of the

Erikae: The Debut of a New Geisha, Ichiyū, Kyoto, Japan