 The show featured the Takechi Kabuki's interpretations of such Japanese stage classics as "Chūshingura", and was also known for pushing the limits of the coverage of sexual subjects on television for its time.Takechi directed two more kabuki performances for the Nissei Theater in Tokyo, not long after it was opened in 1963.Though these would be his last kabuki productions, Takechi's influence on the art form continued to be felt for decades after his departure for the cinema.