Bunraku: The Art Of The Japanese Puppet Theatre,Used D. H. Renewed Interest In These Countries

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Bunraku: The Art Of The Japanese Puppet Theatre,Used D. H. Renewed Interest In These CountriesFront Flap 'Unlike Puppets And Marionettes In Other Parts Of The World, Which Have Almost Always Been Considered Unworthy Of The 'Serious' Theatregoer'S Attention, The Puppet Theatre In Japan Has Long Been Accepted Not Only As Adult Entertainment, But As A Highly Refined Dramatic Art. The Eighteenth Century, In Fact, Saw A Period Lasting Over Fifty Years During Which Bunraku'S Popularity Easily Exceeded That Of Kabuki, ' Probably The Only Instance In