Getting Tickets

[Elin Melchior <elin@gol.com>]

For the Nagoya Basho you can also get tickets by standing in line at
Mitsukoshi.  Luckily for me my coworker was willing to take the 5:50 A.M.
train and stand in the rain to be number 47 in line - and get us tickets
for sanshuraku!!!

It is also possible to arrange to observe early morning practice.  A JSL
program nearby goes every year.  You'd probably have to claim to be part of
a Japanese culture study group or something, but that shouldn't be too hard
to arrange.

Anyway good luck to all searching for tickets,
Elin

Elin Melchior (JALT CALL N-SIG newsletter editor)
Komaki English Teaching Center, Shiminkaikan
2-107 Komaki, Komaki-shi, Aichi 485  JAPAN
elin@gol.com