In the Edo period, only a half of the whole performance of "Shojo" had been often performed as tsuke-shugen (additional performance at the end of a day's performance), therefore, at present, some schools including the famous Kanze School perform only 'nochi-ba' (the scene after the naka-iri; the scene before the naka-iri is called 'mae-ba') as the complete performance of "Shojo."
江戸期に付祝言として半能形式で上演されることが多かったため、現在では観世流などいくつかの流儀において、半能形式の後場だけで一曲となっている。