Removing Character Ears (カチューシャ取り外しのマナー - Kachūsha)
The considerate custom of removing character ears, headbands, oversized hats, and fluffy character hoods when taking seats inside theatre shows, dark rides, or designated parade viewing areas.
While wearing fancy headbands is a huge trend, they can block the vision of guests sitting directly behind you during live theatres and parades. This courteous habit ensures everyone gets an unobstructed view of Soya's magic.
As you settle into your theatre seat or when the parade announcement begins, proactively take off your headband and place it in your lap. This small act of courtesy is highly appreciated by shorter guests and children behind you.
What is the correct etiquette to show consideration to guests behind you during theater shows or seated parades?