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Picture Dictionary Japan
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Naoya Kobayashi
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小林直弥
(201285)
JAN:978479911285-4
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(201285)
JAN:978479911285-4
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Country of manufacture: made in Japan
Material / component: Paper
Year of manufacture: 2025
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| Contents There are two types of Japanese dance: "Mai" and "Odori". [Mai] is a slow dance performed at shrines and court ceremonies. There are kagura-mai and bugaku. The same is true of the Noh dance. On the other hand, Odori (dance) is a rhythmical dance of flying and splashing that has been handed down among people. Bon Odori is a typical example. Various dances are still performed here and there in Japan and are registered as Intangible Cultural Heritage. Please enjoy the charm of Japan's world-famous dances by watching the actual video clips. Table of Contents Chapter 1 What is dance? Chapter 2: History of Japanese Dance Chapter 3: Dance of Faith Chapter 4 Folk dances Chapter 5: Dance on stage: Bugaku and Noh Chapter 6 Stage dance: Kabuki and Japanese dance Chapter 7 Music of Japanese Dance |
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There are two types of Japanese dance: "Mai" and "Odori". [Mai] is a slow dance performed at shrines and court ceremonies. There are kagura-mai and bugaku. The same is true of the Noh dance. On the other hand, Odori (dance) is a rhythmical dance of flying and splashing that has been handed down among people. Bon Odori is a typical example. Various dances are still performed here and there in Japan and are registered as Intangible Cultural Heritage. Please enjoy the charm of Japan's world-famous dances by watching the actual video clips.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 What is dance?
Chapter 2: History of Japanese Dance
Chapter 3: Dance of Faith
Chapter 4 Folk dances
Chapter 5: Dance on stage: Bugaku and Noh
Chapter 6 Stage dance: Kabuki and Japanese dance
Chapter 7 Music of Japanese Dance