What are the characteristics of the "Kouwa Odori" dance of the medieval Japanese martial arts family?

The Kouraku Odori dance is the second typical example of the Bukiya dance of the Shogunate era. "It is divided into the "kyorakomai" and "kyorakomai" dances. The kyoromai is performed by women, and the dance is dignified and elegant. The Kouraku Odori is performed by handsome young men. This dance was very popular among samurai during the Kamakura Shogunate period, and it is said that Oda Nobunaga, Kimura Shigenari, and other great generals in Japanese history danced it themselves. Kouwaka Odori is a dance with a certain plot, in which the dancers hold folding fans, wear tachiou hats, wear samurai attire, and sing the "Story of Things" to the rhythm of the drums, showing the elegance of the samurai.