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Jidaimono (時代物) are ****anese
kabuki or jōruri
plays that
feature historical plots and characters,
often famous samurai battles.
These are in contrast...
- yak hair or
horse hair. The
three main
categories of
kabuki play are
jidaimono (時代物,
historical or pre-Sengoku
period stories),
sewamono (世話物, "domestic"...
- double-suicides of
honor bound lovers. Of his
puppet plays,
around 70 are
jidaimono (時代物) (historical romances) and 24 are
sewamono (世話物) (domestic tragedies)...
- love-suicide play (shinjūmono).
Until this play, the
common topic for jōruri was
jidaimono or "history plays"
while kabuki performances showed domestic plays. The...
- and
abstract dance productions. The
three main
categories of
kabuki are
jidaimono (historical),
sewamono (domestic) and
shosagoto (dance pieces). Somewhat...
- themes, styles, and forms,
including short dance pieces,
period plays (
jidaimono),
contemporary genre pieces (sewamono),
tragedies and comedies, as well...
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premiered March 1840
Place premiered Kawarazaki-za, Edo
Original language ****anese
Genre jidaimono shosagoto Setting A gate on a post road, c. 1160–80....
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bunraku and kabuki. The
genre is in
contrast to "period
setting plays" or
jidaimono.
Though the
distinction between "historical" and "contemporary" is not...
- era and can
refer to:
Jidai (Arashi song)
Jidai (Miyuki
Nakajima song)
Jidaimono, a ****anese
dramatic genre; Jidaigeki, a ****anese
dramatic genre. This...
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first performed in 1778.
Originally part of an all-day, five-act
jidaimono play
called Kinmon Gosan no Kiri ("The
Golden Gate and the
Paulownia Crest")...
