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Introduction to Japan's Traditional Performing Arts Help Status info Japan, Music, Internet & Computer Traditional Performing Arts in Japan This page is based on Japan: A Pocket Guide, 1996 Edition (Foreign Press Center) [ Performing art ] [ Fine art ] [ Literature...

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Kabuki Butai

on actors. Because of this, kabuki had to start using bunraku techniques to get back in the lime-light. Almost all kabuki plays are based on bunraku origins, except for a few dance-drama plays. Japan had never even imagined such glamour, excitement, and extraordi...

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