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Kabuki is a traditional Japanese theatrical art form characterized by its stylized performances, elaborate costumes, and dynamic makeup. Key elements include the use of exaggerated movements and gestures (kata), the incorporation of music and dance, and the presence of a live orchestra that enhances the emotional impact of the performance. The staging often involves intricate sets and props, while the narratives typically draw from historical events, moral conflicts, and folklore. Additionally, the use of onnagata, male actors portraying female roles, is a distinctive feature of Kabuki.

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