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The Kabuki tells of a historical moment in Japanese history, but focusing more on commoners such as villagers and townspeople, that tells of family and romantic drama.

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Venue: Chuo City, Tokyo, Japan
Date and Time: Wednesday, April 22 2019, at 6:00
Tickets: $35 for adults

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The hanamichi is a long, raised stage that runs through the audience from the back of the theater to the stage in Japanese theater. Located to the left of center, it is used for character's entrances and exits.

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Some of the costumes the dancers wear during the performance.

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Rise and Fall of the story
5 Acts

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Kabuki also has a five-act structure, following a very traditional rise and fall of a story. The Jo, or first act, was a slow opening, introducing the characters and the story. The Ha, or acts 2-4, sped up the action leading to a great dramatic moment or tragedy in act 3, with battles being common in acts 2 or 4.

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Japanese Theater, Kabuki – Yoshitsune and the Thousand Cherry Trees / 義経千本桜 / full performance, subs