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16問 • 1年前
  • Ruth Rias Sabanate
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  • 1

    Japanese theatre includes three main styles:

    Noh, Bunraku, Kabuki

  • 2

    It is the oldest form of Japanese theatre, evolving from acrobatic performances into a sophisticated art form enjoyed by both commoners and aristocrats.

    Noh

  • 3

    The performances are known for their deliberate, elegant movements.

    Slow, Graceful Movements

  • 4

    The dialogue is chanted in a repetitive, melody- free manner reminiscent of haiku poetry

    Chanted Drama

  • 5

    Noh plays typically fall into four main categories

    Gods, Warriors, Women, Demons

  • 6

    It emerged after a period of war, reflecting the culture's desire for escapism through stylized art forms. Key aspects include

    Bunraku

  • 7

    The performance uses large, elaborate puppets, about one-third to one-half the size of a human

    Puppets

  • 8

    One master puppeteer controls the head and right arm, while others manage the rest of the puppet’s movements. The master’s skill is highlighted by performing without a hood, while others wear black robes and hoods to minimize their visibility

    Three Puppeteers per Puppet

  • 9

    A single narrator provides all the dialogue, changing their voice to match different characters.

    Narration

  • 10

    It is perhaps the most recognizable of Japanese theatre forms, known for its vibrant aesthetics and dynamic performances.

    Kabuki

  • 11

    Kabuki actors are skilled in various disciplines, including dance, singing, pantomime, and acrobatics.

    Training

  • 12

    Kabuki plays are categorized into three main types

    Historical Plays, Domestic Plays, Dance Plays

  • 13

    Kabuki sets typically include a walkway or ramp that extends into the audience, creating a more intimate experience. Innovations like trap doors and revolving stages are also used

    Stage Design

  • 14

    Actors wear elaborate kimonos and white face makeup, made from rice powder, to exaggerate facial features and depict mystical or animalistic characters. Posing is another distinctive feature, where actors create recognizable silhouettes to emphasize different plot points

    Traditional Elements

  • 15

    Over time, shadow puppet plays developed more intricate plots and adopted a __ -act structure

    Four - Five

  • 16

    By the __ century, shadow puppetry was at its height, though its focus shifted from purely entertainment to include political narratives as government interests became involved

    11th

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    Japanese theatre includes three main styles:

    Noh, Bunraku, Kabuki

  • 2

    It is the oldest form of Japanese theatre, evolving from acrobatic performances into a sophisticated art form enjoyed by both commoners and aristocrats.

    Noh

  • 3

    The performances are known for their deliberate, elegant movements.

    Slow, Graceful Movements

  • 4

    The dialogue is chanted in a repetitive, melody- free manner reminiscent of haiku poetry

    Chanted Drama

  • 5

    Noh plays typically fall into four main categories

    Gods, Warriors, Women, Demons

  • 6

    It emerged after a period of war, reflecting the culture's desire for escapism through stylized art forms. Key aspects include

    Bunraku

  • 7

    The performance uses large, elaborate puppets, about one-third to one-half the size of a human

    Puppets

  • 8

    One master puppeteer controls the head and right arm, while others manage the rest of the puppet’s movements. The master’s skill is highlighted by performing without a hood, while others wear black robes and hoods to minimize their visibility

    Three Puppeteers per Puppet

  • 9

    A single narrator provides all the dialogue, changing their voice to match different characters.

    Narration

  • 10

    It is perhaps the most recognizable of Japanese theatre forms, known for its vibrant aesthetics and dynamic performances.

    Kabuki

  • 11

    Kabuki actors are skilled in various disciplines, including dance, singing, pantomime, and acrobatics.

    Training

  • 12

    Kabuki plays are categorized into three main types

    Historical Plays, Domestic Plays, Dance Plays

  • 13

    Kabuki sets typically include a walkway or ramp that extends into the audience, creating a more intimate experience. Innovations like trap doors and revolving stages are also used

    Stage Design

  • 14

    Actors wear elaborate kimonos and white face makeup, made from rice powder, to exaggerate facial features and depict mystical or animalistic characters. Posing is another distinctive feature, where actors create recognizable silhouettes to emphasize different plot points

    Traditional Elements

  • 15

    Over time, shadow puppet plays developed more intricate plots and adopted a __ -act structure

    Four - Five

  • 16

    By the __ century, shadow puppetry was at its height, though its focus shifted from purely entertainment to include political narratives as government interests became involved

    11th