At the beginning of the second act, we meet Hiroshi and his friend, Atsuko. Hiroshi tells us that he's still amazed at how quickly he was able to get Hiroshi to come out of his hiding place to see the show. He's also impressed by the fact that Hiroshi is willing to risk his life for a chance to see a show like this. He tells Hiroshi that if the show goes well, he'll bring a friend to see it in the future. The two of them decide to go see a gambling game, and Hiroshi says that he thinks the people will be a little scared of them. He also says that they're spending a lot of money on catering, which is a problem since they don't have enough workers to clean up the court. He wants to go sit with the girls and give them food, but Hiroshi won't let him. He says he'd rather not let Hayasaka catch him, and then he starts complaining about how skimpy the uniforms are. He thinks it's a chance for him to "feast my eyes" on some "shallowly" clothes. He asks Hiroshi if he can hold his hand, and he worries that he might get lost. They're about to start the first match, and the Russian roulettes are on a winning streak of eight straight games. They ask Hiroshi not to be seated in the middle of the court during the game, because it looks like he and his friends are in drag. They also ask him to drag Hiroshi back to his hiding spot, because he doesn't want to be a part of this "low brow" show. They can provide uniforms, shoes, and other equipment for anyone to raise their hand if they'd like, and they can change out three of the Russian Roulettes'