RT @NDLJP_en: In the Edo period, there were no bridges or boats on the Oi River, and the only way to cross it was to rely on laborers calle…

RT @NDLJP_en: Tsukimi, moon-viewing, is a Japanese festival honoring the autumn moon. People display Japanese pampas grass and eat dumpling…

RT @_JapanLibrary_: #Kabuki wasn’t made in a day. By examining the genre’s 10 most popular plays, this #JapanLibrary title traces the origi…

RT @NDLJP_en: This nishiki-e by Utagawa Kuniyoshi depicts a moment from an auspicious kabuki performance, Sanbaso https://t.co/xtXSbnI8DV #…

RT @NDLJP_en: Takarasiennes on stage before WW2 during Takarazuka Girls Revue Company European tour: https://t.co/RQ3jI7RB1g #ndldigital ht…

RT @NDLJP_en: People of Edo enjoyed a virtual backstage tour at a kabuki theater by playing a board game: https://t.co/VukvttxTB1 #ndldigit…

RT @NDLJP_en: The first Japanese translation of Origin of Species is available on NDL Digital Collections https://t.co/u6pump9btK #ndldigit…

RT @NDLJP_en: A 700 years old etiquette book was designated as a national important cultural property: https://t.co/Y1IALsPO2k #ndldigital…

RT @NDLJP_en: Step inside the Nakamura-za, one of the largest kabuki theaters of the 19th century: https://t.co/2moG1FWVlw #ndldigital http…

#Kabuki wasn’t made in a day. By examining the genre’s 10 most popular plays, this #JapanLibrary title traces the origins and evolution of many defining features, while linking them to a larger pattern of the development of Japanese culture. https://t.co/yLhacjdj03 https://t.co/VXYFGowkXd

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