What Japan’s Oldest Musical Theatre is Like
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.พ. 2025
- I not only got the chance to experience a Noh performance in Osaka, but I was able to go behind the scenes and see how Japan's oldest musical theatre is put together.
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Is this the thing where the Japanese guy goes YOOOOOO?!
yes. 7:03
watch the video
No, that's kabuki, a much younger art form
@@Brennanan Thank you. I didn't hear it the first time I watched it but I heard it when @RC038 linked it for me.
@@bobdylanisalie well actually its both, both theatres use the kakegoe
This was so cool. Would love more videos on traditional arts and stuff.
This was a fun shoot :) Noh regrets...
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The little tripod sock 😂😂
I do love history and im already in awe just seeing these few impressions
The special effects are so elegant and vivid
I also love how they make the theatre experience so immersive and accessible
I would totally be in
Thanks for continously dropping amazing content 🙏
This would be such an amazing thing to see in person!
Amazing! Super informative. This was an excellent showcase for the art form and experience. I'll be adding this to my next trip itinerary for sure!
This is great, I had no idea! When next I go, I will definitely put this on my schedule!
I went also to otskui noh theather in osaka, a Japanese lady i met by the train station was planning to go there too, and invite me for lunch and diner because noh is a long day^^😊❤
Omoshiroi! What a great experience! Growing up in Hawai'i we'd take either set of grandparents to see movies from Japanese on Sundays. The fue and drum often accented scenes from samurai/chambara/costume dramas.
i feel like every since ive learned about Noh in my japanese culture class i cant escape it lol, this is the 3rd noh related thing ive seen on a month when before ive never even heard of it
i Noh so much about the samurai, the tale of gengi, and noh theatre from my class but this video showed the fun side and made noh more interesting to me
Wow. Thank you.
Great video!!!
I like the flute and the shoulder mount hand drum that makes a Pon sound. Probably cuz I watch anime that uses those instruments. ❤
I've been here! It was awesome.
Brilliant and informative video!
Amazing. I love learning about this.
It’s fascinating learning about a country’s traditional art forms. The masks are a bit frightening to me, but it’s cool how the mask you wore changed expression, depending on the angle.
What an unexpectedly cool experience!
"I don't have the right socks!" "Noh problem."
When I was in college for theater I remember doing an essay for Akimori a Noh production. Super cool!!! I loved the storyline and wish I could have seen it performed live.
Even i wont understand it , its beautyful. And the People being so passionate with they Performing Arts
Greg, thank-you for this exposé. Now please do KABUKI. 🇺🇸🤝🇯🇵🇨🇦
I'm learning traditional Japanese dance in Japan, and I can see how it evolved out of Noh and kabuki traditions, definitely. A lot of the same things are involved-- ultimate respect for the 'butai' (dance floor) and no regular socks permitted, respect for the items and props used, stomps used during the dance at certain points, and certain set poses, gestures, and movements that remain the same for a certain dance even between different schools of dance. When we had our maizome last year and she broke out the ki (two pieces of wood that are struck together to make a loud sound, used in kabuki and dance) and that sound I had heard before, but this time, up close, it cut straight through me. I had chills! Coming from a colonized country without much of its own culture aside from closed cultural practices among indigenous peoples, I really do appreciate the culture that Japan has gone to great lengths to preserve.
Have you visited Hokkaido? If so, is there a video about it?
Now I am interested in this art form
I want to learn more about Noh 💜
Well, after watching SHOGUN, i think some of us have some insight about it. Though I would like to know more about it. Thanks, Greg !
Wowww
More of Bobby please😍
🟢 Hello from Bucharest, Romania - a huge underrated city in Europe:)
There is a lot more stress on performance than actual appeal to auditory gratification, even while they play the various instruments.
watching idol...ingat palagi
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Nobody cared who i was until i put on the mask
Over 5 minutes in, and there's been no translation to know what the story is about. Will there be any?
I guess people don’t want spoilers? It looks like some heroic characters fighting a monster that spits spider webs.
@@molamolalaaa2968 i have the impression that the web is not to be taken literal but more metaphoric.
Noh ?
why so few views?
The tale of Genji was shown through kabuki I saw it once on a TH-cam channel it was fascinating especially as I had been reading the book at the time. Truly we are witnessing that last great mono culture left in the world today, alas it too is passing, as multiculturalism encroaches this last bastion. It has happened almost in every European country, where their cultural past is now consigned to museums and information centers, as the proverb goes "something is lost, and something gained; but what is gained is hard to define.
there is still a lot of culture the thing is if it is very local you might not even notice as it is just the standard for you. or you might not go to those places where it is being expressed.
Like the play with in this video. A European version of this could be opera in combination with ballet.
Or more if you take more local the way in the Netherlands we celebrate king or queen's day. that is very typical Dutch you don't see anywhere else.
A day filled with a lot of both nation wide but also very local traditions.
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early for the first time hehe
I guess one has to be Japanese to dig this 😢
I guess one has to be a Yank to not dig this.
No, not at all!
First!
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tsuchigumo_(Noh)