At Kamogawa Beach Marche ～ALOHA～, photography (including both still photography and video recording) of the hula stage performances is prohibited.
We kindly ask for your understanding and cooperation regarding this policy.
Hula is a traditional Hawaiian performing art that also holds religious significance.
It is a comprehensive art form that integrates dance, music, chanting, and singing, and is deeply rooted in Hawaiian culture, much like Japan’s classical performing arts such as Noh.
Given these cultural and spiritual aspects, audience members are requested not to take photos or videos during the hula stage performances.
Only official photographers designated by each performing team are permitted to record the performances.
We invite you to fully immerse yourself in the live experience of the hula stage and enjoy the unique atmosphere it offers.
Thank you for your continued understanding and cooperation.
Kamogawa Beach Marche Organizing Committee