and they made the audience feel as if they were invited to his room to watch his dance. During his narration, he also used speech skill to keep getting the audience's attention. He opened his eyes wide and repeated the words to emphasize his point of talking. Moreover, he sometimes made a step, opened his arms wide, and clasped his hands during talking to accent his story.
             In this introductory part, he first captured the audience's heart not to show his dance, but to show his talk. His narration had the power to lead us into his world before he danced. Also, his narration with humor showed his personality of wit to the audience. Furthermore, his narration before dance impacted the audience because audience expected that he began dancing. In addition, it was effective to make audience understand his stage style that went with the combination of dance and story telling.
             I was surprised when he began not to dance, but to talk. However, I thought that this concept was very interesting because I had never seen this kind of stage before in other dance concerts. I first felt like I came to watch his comedy show. Also, I thought that this concept was successful for the stage of one person because the combination of talking and dancing could change the scene of the stage, and was effective to keep grabbing the viewer's attention.
             I liked this surprising introductory stage. However, I personally had little trouble listening to his talk. I did not think that I could get all content of his talk because I sometimes could not understand his joke. Therefore, I thought that I could enjoy his show more if I could completely understand it. I also noticed from this concert that verbal expression tended to come out the cultural difference consciously more than nonverbal expression.
             In the second stage of his act, after he talked, he deliberately opened the square box and changed it to the folding stairs. T...