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What is Birds of sorrow by Japanese noh?
Noh is a form of Japanese musical drama. "Birds of Sorrow" is an example of Noh.
What is the difference between Japanese drama and Indian drama?
they are two different cultures!
What are the main features of japanese drama?
funny
What is traditional Japanese masked drama?
Noh is a major form of classical Japanese musical Dramathat has been performed since the 14th century. Many characters are masked, with men playing male and female roles.
Is Kabuki a form of drama?
kabuki is a form of drama performed in front of common people
Which form of Japanese drama teaches lessons about duty?
Shinto
What is Birds of sorrow by Japanese noh?
Noh is a form of Japanese musical drama. "Birds of Sorrow" is an example of Noh.
What Japanese cultural traditions was a new form of drama influenced by the rise of towns in the 1600s?
Kabuli
What is the difference between Chinese drama and Japanese drama?
THE WORD and THE DRAMA
What is the similarities of Chinese drama and Japanese drama?
Pogi pareho !
What are the three unique forms of literature or drama created by the Japanese?
Three unique forms of literature or drama created by the Japanese are haiku poetry, Noh theater, and manga. Haiku are traditional Japanese poems consisting of three lines with a 5-7-5 syllable structure. Noh theater is a traditional form of Japanese theater combining drama, music, and dance. Manga refers to Japanese comic books or graphic novels with a distinctive art style.
Traditional japanese drama?
There are four forms of traditional Japanese theater. Those forms of theater are Noh, Kyogen, Kabuki, and Bunraku and the most popular form is Kabuki.
What is the theme of Japanese drama?
thank yOu..
What is the scrip of Japanese drama?
cvcc
What are the best Asian drama's?
One litre of tears is a good Japanese drama
What is the difference between Japanese drama and Indian drama?
they are two different cultures!
What has the author Zemmaro Toki written?
Zemmaro Toki has written: 'Japanese no plays' -- subject(s): No plays, English drama, Translations into English, Japanese drama, Translations from Japanese
