In the past, Nishijin Obi shops in Kyoto used a moving jacquard loom with punch cards from France. I used this punch card as a dance score and made a dance that applied the craftsman's movements found in the weaving process to eight counts. Each movements are 1st count "insert the warp into the loom", 2nd count prepare for the shuttle to be put through the weft.", 3rd count "set card ",  4th count "sit on the chair of the loom",  5th count "pass through the weft", 6th count "pull the reed of loom", 7th count "turn the handle", 8th count "check the handle".

The dancers dance the assigned vertical row instructions on the punch card. This movement of the warp that produces the pattern and the dancer is the same as a single warp. In this way, the punch card gets the function of dance score and gives their body the loom rhythm. It is equivalent to creating different impression bands depending on the device and weave of yarn from the same punch card, and "Punched Card Dance" also increases its dance infinitely. In other words, a new "Punched Card Dance" is born by the place to announce and the composition of the participating dancers.