| In the book, he explores various Japanese cultural phenomena including bunraku, pachinko and, haiku. |
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| He wrote for kabuki as well as the traditional Japanese puppet dramas called bunraku. |
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| The Tokugawa Period gave rise to the bunraku puppet drama and kabuki theater, for which Chikamatsu wrote tragedies. |
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| The Cheshire Cat, a brilliant bunraku puppet, deserves its round of applause. |
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| Rich in myths and historical monuments, Awaji Island is considered to be the birthplace of bunraku, the Japanese puppet theatre. |
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| Learning the art of bunraku puppetry is a rigorous process that takes place in stages over many years. |
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| The most interesting of these are the Japanese bunraku puppets, which are named for a Japanese puppet master, Uemura Bunrakuken, of the 18th century. |
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| The same technique of the reciter is found in the Japanese bunraku theatre, in which the chanter contributes enormously to the full effect and is, indeed, regarded as one of the stars of the company. |
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| Around the same time bunraku began to flourish: a highly refined puppet theatre in which the texts are delivered by a singer-narrator seated at the side of the stage. |
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| He was the first bunraku author to create works that not only allowed the puppet operator to display his skill, but were of considerable literary merit. |
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| Out now THIS beautiful side-scrolling platformer was inspired by Japan's traditional bunraku puppet theatre. |
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| Specifically, the ubiquitous images of bodily fragmentation in her film reveal the traces of traditional bunraku puppetry and Javanese wood-carving formative to her art. |
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| Bunraku puppets are not manipulated by strings from above a small stage window. |
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| Hills will step out for the final time as a professional jockey in the concluding handicap, in which he rides Bunraku. |
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| They partly based their style on Japanese Bunraku puppetry where the puppeteers are on stage, dressed in black, the puppets attached to their bodies. |
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| I learned to work with modern puppets like glove puppets, rod puppets, Bunraku puppets that are different from traditional puppets. |
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| Kabuki, which stands for theater, song and dance, is one of the three surviving forms of traditional Japanese theater, including No and Bunraku puppet theater. |
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| So far, 20 items such as Kabuki, Noh and Bunraku are listed. |
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| Some of these were even inspired by Japanese Bunraku puppetry. |
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