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Interesting documentary. But I must say that I find it somewhat inconceivable that it made no mention of the "fusuma Karakuri"tradition in the Nouson Butai. Is this not the most distinctive and singularly impressive element in the Tokushima tradition? I recently purchased a book on Nouson Butai which heavily featured this tradition with numerous colour reproductions of the exraordinary screens that change to form a fantastic sequence of wonderful background scenes. Why was this not a feature of the documentary? Also, the Tokushima tradition is theatre's build in shrines for outside performances only, this point was also not really elaborated on.

amazing video thank you

Very interesting and beautiful! Thank you so much.

This was awesome. Thank you so much for posting.

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What about the chanters? Are they always the same school as the Shite?

The original cross dressers

What a hero. In fact between his design, unstoppability, and that iconic evil laugh, Oggon Bat seems less like a hero and more like a demon. A noble demon who’s traveled from hell to punish evil.

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型がハッキリ決められてるから出来るのかもね 日本の芸能や武術は型が基本 素晴らしい文化👍

Great job.

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I'm ready!

incredible.. can't wait for the release 🎭

Interesting

Onryō-men masks are in my opinion the coolest masks by far 16:48 And what mask is this one called exactly? 39:27

あなたの解説は日本人より分かりやすく面白いですね。

Was that a lady narrating at the start? I’m kinda surprised, but in a good way. ❤

I just discovered your channel and I absolutely love it :) Very interesting and pleasing to watch. Thanks !

Can someone explain that seal being put inside

Awesome

Gracias

The doll at 39 seconds was cool I literally screamed WHOA ! I've never seen anything like that in my life. So cool. Your documentary skills are very good. Please continue making them if you can

5:06 Wow, Dr. Nazo must be pretty evil if he's got those guys working for him! 😏🦞

Professor is that you? O.O

Episode 5 is perfect. It doesn't even need context, it could stand alone as a short film. Last year I was planning a trip to Japan. The plan fell through, but I'm continue to study Japanese anyway. After watching episode 5, I added watching a bunraku performance to the list of things I want to do in Japan. Wish I could say the same about the last two episodes. The show is mostly good, but season 1 did not stick the landing.

Oh hey its my shul. The algorithm works in weird but awesome ways.

Amazing puppetry and documentary!

Great video! Loved the use of the puppets in episode 5!

The series "Blue Eye Samurai" led me here, in episode 5, regarded as one of the best, bunraku is used to tell the protagonist's story. The series in general is one of the best animations Netflix brought out. Episode 1 and 6 are on their official YT channel for free.

Definitely one of the better series at the moment. Intelligent plot, little katana-wrangling. Very close to umbrella academy I & II and squid game. The scenes with the dolls are some of the best in the whole season. (you could have done without the last 10 minutes of the eighth episode)

Fantastic re-creation of the travelling story format. Thank you. It is good to find more quality information about early Japanese fiction characters these days online and not just rumors or footnotes in wikis. Thank you very much. Superb! 😀 The top google results for Golden Bat used to lead mainly to korean bootleg anime and while funny, were not helpful in researching the origins of the creation of classic and pulp characters.

This is so cool to me because it’s like a more interactive storybook. I’d love to make one of these. But like in a modern sense? Aka a storybook told in this way but not so much a folktale just a story I think that would be super cool! I even think it would be cool if the stage was decorated to enhance the story like a frame. Idk. Something that just came into my head when I found out about this art form.

Really fun! It challenges my Japanese language knowledge, general knowledge about Japan/folklore and just puzzle solving. めっちゃ楽しかった!

This has been such a resourceful video and is made to such a high standard. Very informative. Thank you for making this!

Wish I could've played Baby Got Back during this retarded dance🙃

I am wondering where the Zeami quote in this video comes from. I am studying about “no”and would appreciate it if you could tell me!

Yeah, golden bat, the first superhero before superman before Batman before any kind of superhero there is the golden bat, the first superhero who laughs evil

This was absolutely fascinating! The detail and quality that went into this video truly show the passion of all involved. What a treat!

Kenny Lauderdale covered this guy under the name Golden Bat

BEST DOCUMENTARY ON NOH ON UA-cam I VE LOOKED THRU SO MANLY LECTURES AND PSEU DOCUMENTARY FINALLY ONE WHO EXPLAINS EVERYTHING THOROUGHLY

I'm so glad you made this! It's been tough finding Golden Bat content in English. So far I could only watch three episodes of the sub because I just haven't been able to track down the rest, and these are the second and third kamishibai I was able to watch. Thank you so much!

Work in the rice fields/factories. Make kamishibai/cartoons and comics to promote the cause. Give your money for war bonds. Join the Japanese/American military. The messages were different, but the intent is very much the same: our country is good, you should give your life for it, and don't think of all of the innocents we will make you slaughter. An excellent video and retrospective of the time. Thank you!

I'd love to visit all 88 temples I heard it helps people refocus and get out of tough times changing their lives

Que lixo...

May you know the history of colonial architecture like the government palace, today is CDC?

It is now 8 years (tempus fugit) since I last did a Bunraku project with students and for the last two weeks I have been thinking about starting another project. Back then it was very difficult to get hold of decent material. In order to gather not even half of what was told and shown, I searched again and again for more than 1/4 year. Thank you very much for this film.

Japanese people often leave out so much detail when teaching their culture to the world (be it in Japanese or English) and it's such an amazing thing to see this man teach the whole world about traditional Japanese puppetry with so much detail.

Wonderful!

I tried to stretch the video out as much as possible by watching it in bits but that's it, no more bits left : ( The production quality is TV-level, really liked the b-roll prints, the details of the puppets sewing, climbing ladders and performing other fine movements. Also Martin Holman was fantastic, so passionate