If you are asking about the play with the fox in it, that is the final act of the kabuki play Yoshitsune Sembon Zakura (Yoshitsune And The Thousand Cherry Trees). It was originally written for the puppet theatre and adapted for the Kabuki Theatre where it has remained popular ever since. The fox, Tadanobu, is one of the more popular characters in kabuki. The play itself deals with events from the Gempei Wars of 1180-85. Other sections of the play can be found on RU-vid.
pinas born ako sa tondo pero tumira din ako sa japan ng isang dekada...nkakabastos ang mga komento nyo sa ibang lahi lalo n sa akin n dating ngtrabaho sa mga ganitong performance...manahimik nlng kung wla kau masabing matino okey?
Where did you get this documentary footage from? I'm interested in asking to get this for a class, but the credits seem cut off. What's the full title? Thanks!
Women used to perform Kabuki, but it was at the time very closely linked to prostitution, so the Tokugawa government banned women from public performance in the early 1600s - i think it was in 1629?
