Naniwa Fujiwara, a renowned actor in Japanese theatre, is set to perform a one-man show featuring the "Triple Sword Style". This technique, rarely attempted due to its difficulty, requires the performer to take on multiple roles simultaneously. The precise date and location of the performance have not been disclosed yet but audiences are eagerly anticipating Fujiwara's innovative take on this challenging skill.

In Japan, theatre holds a significant place in cultural life, and performances like this often attract large audiences. The 'Triple Sword Style' performance is associated with the complexity and depth of Japanese traditional arts, with inherent social values of perseverance, discipline, and mastery.

In the US or EU, one-person shows are also highly respected, although they may not involve such historical techniques as the 'Triple Sword Style'. These performances often focus on storytelling or character study, exploring versatile expressions of a single actor.