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*Kemari 蹴鞠

...de it seem like he was dancing a strange dance or constantly kicking a ''[[kemari]]'' ball; this often went unnoticed, however.

...e cultural circles of his time, participating in ''[[renga]]'' poetry, ''[[kemari]]'', incense competitions, [[tea ceremony]], and ''[[ikebana]]''.

...'', who arranged for monkey trainers to put on shows, and for games of ''[[kemari]]''. Missions also stayed at Daitoku-ji in [[1617]] and [[1624]], visiting