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Kabuki theatre is a vital record of Japanese urban popular culture from the seventeenth to nineteenth centuries. The focus of a large number of studies and translations in english, it is the successor to the medieval theatre of nō, and (along with bunraku) the pre-eminent theatrical form of the edo period. Although primarily drama, music is an essential ingredient of kabuki, as are dance and other formalized movements (kata).
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