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bunraku
i learned that bunraku puppet are make with sticks

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I learnt that bunraku is a puppet show that uses long big fat puppet.
I learnt that kabuki only uses men. Before they only used women. The mens act like women to
They don't use masks because they look ugly. The painting is bright and easy to catch people's eyes.

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this is a amazing link to learn about kabuki.
I learned a long time ago all the actors were woman and it was hard it was hard for them to act as men so they started hiring men and then it became really popular with the men and the ladies lost interest. So the groups numbers of ladies dropped down and now there aren't any ladies. Kabuki is just like drag but in the Japanese culture. i was quite surprised to hear this. it was really fun to learn from others.

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KABUKI KOOL. Japanese traditional theater explained in English. 01

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"Kabuki KOOL" from NHK World. Haruka Chirstine from Switzerland and Kabuki actor Ichikawa Somegoro (市川染五郎) guide the audience into the world of traditional but "living-breathing form of entertainment" Japanese Kabuki theater. This is a once-in-a-month program. Here's volume 1.

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i learned that they play koto in the dark

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kabuki is theater that you act sing and fight swords. They dont where masks they face paint .

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I LEARNED BONRAKU WAS PLAYED IN THE DARK TO SHOW THE PUPPET
THERE WAS 60 MASK IN Noh.
in kabuki all actors were male.

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I learned that lot of americans
were interested by kabuki and famous artists  were like vince van goh was influenced and he drew pictures of kabuki.

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good link
It shows everything about bunraku.
I discovered that the stage is dark because the characters are puppets and the people who are moving the puppets don't want to be seen. It started in the 16th century. I learned that noh theatre is played with men only even the women characters. I also learned the noh theatre started in 14th century.

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I learned that there are 60 types of masks that NOH theatre performers wear, NOH performers think that the masks are more spiritual then wearing make up. NOH is the oldest and most traditional dance in Japan.
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NOH theatre

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I learned that in kabuki there are people in the background controlling the life size  puppets .
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There aren't multiple people in a costume in Noh theater. The music is played by 4 instruments; 3 types of drums and a flute. One of my questions were "Is this dance the main dance of japan?"  The answer I got was (cringe alert) "Noh one Noh’s but it is definitely the oldest."

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Today I learned That in bunraku there is really big dolls that are played by tow people. And that the music is actually koto played by pros that can play in the pitch black area. The only light is pointing to the dolls so the koto players have to memorize were each string is.
Today I also learned that in kabuki They don't were masks they were heavy makeup because they want to be seen as there selfs. I also learned that before it was only played by women and now it is only played by men.

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I have discovered a lot of stuff about Japanese  theaters and Dances. I have seen a lot of videos about kabuki. Here is one of the videos I watched to get my Informations : LINK OF GOODNESS This video shows a lot of examples of different types of kabuki. This is a very good link about Kabuki. I found a lot of stuff about Kabuki and I enjoyed this session quite a lot

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Bunraku was only done by female bud they were shut down because they were showing of their body and the people did not like it because the girls could have problems.

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I Learned that in kabuki they used to let women act in the theater but then they  changed so only young men could perform then they only let men perform in the theater with makeup and costumes. I also learned that in Noh theater they have 60 different types of mask all different expressions. i have learned that  was Bunraku famous in the meiji era.

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I learned from Bunraku that it's almost life size puppets instead of acting and dressing up! (also heres something if you want to learn about Kabuki)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oidE2SSDczw

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Today I learned a lot about Bunraku because 2 out of 3 people I learned form were studying Buraku. Bunraku theatre is played  by puppets. They are actually life size. It is pitch-black in the theatre because the the people in the back that don't want to be seen controlling the puppets. It started in the 16th century. The instrument in Bunraku is the koto and they had to play it in the dark.

Kabuki:
I learned that Kabuki is pretty similar to Noh Theatre. For example all the characters are played by men.

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I learned that in bunraku the puppets are life sized.
I also learned that noh uses masks and large clothing to make it more extravagant.
And also that the word Noh means skill, craft, or talent
Good link for kabuki

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I have discovered that Bunraku was created on the 16th century. I was wondering if they were wearing makeup or masks, but now I figured out that it is just puppets and human.
Our group also wondered why they put the theater pitch black and light only to the puppets. Turns out they put it pitch black because they don't want the audience to see the humans moving the puppets.

Good Link:
http://www2.ntj.jac.go.jp/unesco/bunraku/en/index.html
Youtube Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4G68civvo8