Recently, I amhave become interested in Yose(寄席), where variousa type of traditional Japanese theater where various entertainments are held.

Since an English audience wouldn't know Yose, I changed the sentence to define it clearly.

I regularly visit a vaudevillyose theater in Asakusa and enjoy listening to Rakugo, (a form of stand-up comedy), as well as watching magic, paper cutting, acrobatics, and so on.

We just learned what 'yose' is in the last sentence, so we can use it in this sentence without an explanation.

Luckily, he nominated me who hachose me because I'd raised themy hand quickly, and started cutting deftly while jokingly saying, “Don’t consider me to be able to cut whatever you want!” However, in two or three minutes, he finished and showed a marvelous piece of work to the audience.

It featured a cat in anger against her owner who was offering her the meal piling high upa pile of kibble.

'Kibble' is dry cat food.

It was very precise and humorous.

He happily put it inside of the breast of thehis kimono.

Recently, I am've been interested in Yose(寄席), where various traditional Japanese entertainment shows are held.

I regularly visit a vaudeville theater in Asakusa and enjoy listening to Rrakugo, (stand-up comedy,) as well as watching magic, paper cutting, acrobatics, and so on.

As I knew he usually accepts audience’s requests, I had decided what to ask him in advance, that is,which was a piece featuring a cat in anger.

Luckily, he nominated me who had raised themy hand quickly and started cutting deftly while jokingly saying, “Don’t consider me toassume I'll be able to cut whatever you want!” However, in two or three minutes, he finished and showed a marvelous piece of work to the audience.

It featured a cat in anger againstangry towards her owner, who was offering her the meala plate with food pilinged high up.

It was very precise and humorous.

As I was really satisfied with it, Iand deeply appreciated him and, I handed over an envelope containing a 1000- yen note to him.

Recently, I am interested in Yose(寄席), where various kinds of traditional Japanese entertainments are held.

I regularly visit a vaudeville theater in Asakusa and enjoy listening to Rakugo, a.k.a. stand-up comedy, as well as watching magic shows, paper cutting, acrobatics, and so on.

"aka" is short for "also known as." It's a very colloquial phrase but I put it in because it's a prime example of when you would use it in conversation.

Also yesterday, I visited Asakusa Engei Hall(浅草演芸ホール) and had themy first experience of asking a paper cutting performer to make a piece of paperwork in accordance with my request.

Luckily, he nominated me whopicked me, as I had raised themy hand quickly, and started cutting deftly while jokingly saying, “Don’t consider me to be able to cut whatever you want!” However, in two or three minutes, he finished and showed a marvelous piece of work to the audience.

It featured a cat in anger against her owner who was offering her thea meal pilinged high up.

A more figurative expression could be "a tower of food"

It was very precise and humorous.

AsBecause I was really satisfied with it, I showed him my deeply appreciated himion and handed over an envelope containing a 1000- yen note to him.