• Kabuki

Kabuki is one of the most popular Japanese traditional performing arts, and its history begins back in 1603 during the Edo period. The Invitation to Kabuki would be a perfect guide for those of you who would like to know about Kabuki in depth.

• Noh

Noh is another type of Japanese traditional performing arts. This is usually performed by the performers who wear a Noh mask, and these performers are specifically called protagonists. The Introduction to Noh and Kyogen provides an astonishing descriptions about Noh from various aspects.

• Bunraku

Bunraku is also one of the well-known Japanese performing arts as well as Kabuki and Noh. This is usually performed with the Japanese traditional puppets. The Introduction to Bunrku covers a various information about Bunraku, and explains how to watch Japan’s puppet theatre.