This is a rough sketch of a Scandal Bon Odori.
Please Google "Bon Odori"  for an explanation, if needed.
The movements should be self-explanatory.
But in case they aren't, it's kick drum, snare drum, guitar, bass, vocal, signature kick, Shoujo-s step.
Then there's the part I kinda messed up on.
The ending should probably be bow and then wave.
Repeat as necessary.
If probably needs some clapping somewhere.
And some yelling and jumping.
Please feel free to improve on this if you like.
Perhaps it will catch on.

https://www.facebook.com/100051453351236/videos/3379180928975030/

ps, Another Victor Records artist is featured in the following video, so you can see what this is all about.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7u5Hub16ZyA

Thank You for this post. It reminds me when I participated in this dance myself at J-Fest in Moscow in 2018.

The FB link is dead/inaccessible. The YouTube link is fine - and I know that song, no thanks to this:

@meph1766
Wow! That looks like it was really fun!
@kudo,
Thanks for the heads up. I forgot to make it public, lol!
Yeah, those high school girls are the best. They totally out dance idol groups.

It's a really cool event J-FEST is organized with the participation of the Japanese Embassy in Russia. It's a full-fledged Japanese festival that was held every year before the pandemic start. At different times there were a lot of guests from Japan, famous musicians. Such as Sumire Uesaka or Yoko Takahashi and others ... Here are some pictures 

Spoiler:

Did Takahashi-san perform that song live at the fest?

kudo_maharizu wrote:Did Takahashi-san perform that song live at the fest?

Yes, of course, she performed two of the most famous from Evangelion and others..

@etwee,
Nope, I didn't notice, but I'm sure the reference was not lost on their Japanese audience.
@meph1766
Seattle only has a Japanese consulate, so a local Buddhist Temple sponsors a Bon Festival. They don't have a lot of money to spend, so it's not a big production, but there is dancing. I haven't been to it for a very long time. Sakura-Con is held yearly, and was a convention originally for anime and manga fans, but has expanded to include most of Japanese culture.

I watched video performance SCANDAL in Sakura Con 2008