In the Kasei (1804 - 1928) culture era, the nature of the performance changed further, resulting in visual changes where the costumes of the actors on stage were removed during their performances to alter their roles to that of other characters: For example, the actor who wore a face mask for a tengu (long-nosed goblin) in a black costume suddenly changed into a bandit in a gorgeous costume.
化政文化にはさらに演出が変化し、黒服で天狗の面をつけていた者がいきなり豪華な衣装の盗賊に代わるなど、演技の途中で役者の衣装を引きぬいて別の人物に変えるといった視覚的な変化を追究するようになった。