Examples of using Kabuki in English and their translations into Serbian
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And that is why my version of Opera Ghost will wear not just any mask, but a kabuki mask.
Soon other troops began performing in the same style, and Kabuki made history as Japan's first dramatic performance form catering to the common people.
with its Buddhist temples, kabuki stages and sumo tournaments.
Attempts by the government to control Kabuki didn't end with bans on the gender
a series of pictures of Kabuki actors published in 1779.
At the same time, Kabuki became closely associated with
Like other traditional art forms, Kabuki suffered in popularity in the wake of World War II.
Indeed, Kabuki was even considered a popular form of entertainment amongst American troops stationed in Japan despite initial U.S. censorship of Japanese traditions.
Today, Kabuki still lives on as an integral part of Japan's rich cultural heritage,
You see, Amy, this used to be the most popular kabuki theater in the entire outskirts of town.
(Jōkyō 1): Having met with success in Osaka's kabuki theater, Chikamatsu Monzaemon began to write plays for the kabuki audience in Heian-kyō.
I can rub it in that Kabuki whore's porcelain face.
Round kabuki brush, Eye Brushes,
The April event planned by the Tokyo organisers was to feature star Kabuki actor Ebizo Ichikawa as part of its Nippon Festival to promote Japanese culture and diversity.
as well as highly acclaimed plays for the Kabuki theater and modern versions of traditional Noh drama.
such as Kabuki theater actors, geisha and sumoists.
traditional Japanese Kabuki theater and that officials had accepted his decision.
traditional Japanese Kabuki theater and that officials had accepted his decision.
The themes represented by these dolls have been taken from some of the most famous Bunraku and Kabuki scenes. The exhibition also presents the Dolls of Kyoto,
including the Kabuki and Noh theaters and the Jidaigeki(period drama) genre of Japanese cinema.