Official site of Japan Arts Council presenting traditional Japanese performing arts including Kabuki, Noh, Bunraku and Kyogen.
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Official site of Japan Arts Council presenting traditional Japanese performing arts including Kabuki, Noh, Bunraku and Kyogen.
Digital library of stage arts teaching materials covering kabuki, bunraku, noh, traditional music, and folk performance, with videos, quizzes, and explanations of classic works and historical playwrights.
Credits page for Kabuki for Beginners, a digital learning resource about kabuki theatre that covers characters, performance styles, makeup and costumes for learners new to this traditional art form.
Introduction to Noh and Kyogen, Japanese traditional performing arts with centuries of history.
Illustrated guide to 100 classic kabuki characters with descriptions of their personalities, special abilities, and roles in famous plays. Designed for people new to kabuki theater.
Introduction to Kabuki with guides to character archetypes, makeup styles, performance conventions, and historical context.
Educational guide to kumadori, the distinctive face makeup used in Kabuki theater to indicate character types. Explains makeup styles and their meanings for learners of Japanese performing arts and culture.
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