The Oak Empire has prevailed in literature and art since ancient times, but compared with the surrounding countries, it is still far away, and the way of literature and music is also lagging behind other countries. However, from the Oak Empire down to the beggars and hooligans to the relatives of the emperor, they all had an almost paranoid love for folk art. Therefore, some restaurants and teahouses in the imperial Kyoto are highly respected. One of the most famous is a tea house on Xuanya Street, the Drunken Sound Pavilion.

Drunken Sound Pavilion, Kyoto's well-deserved first opera house, is not only luxurious and beautiful, but also has many renowned...