１．Kaketoko (Hanging scroll in the alcove)

　＜Before the ignition＞ On top of the triangular roof is a lantern with a pattern called “Hakke,” which divides the natural world into eight parts, and below are three square paintings.
　＜After ignition＞ A picture of pine, bamboo, and plum blossoms appears, and a hanging scroll of “Tenka Tahei” and ornaments are lowered from the roof. Two tiers of fireworks are ejected from the roof, and fireworks rotate at both ends of the roof.
　＜Awards＞ This is a performance to show courtesy to guests by hanging a hanging scroll on the floor and arranging standing flowers.