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Bunraku: a standalone construct

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Bunraku1 CONSTRUCTBunrakuKEENE · ASIAN THEATRE

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Asian theatre

Japanese puppet theatre in which three visible puppeteers work each large puppet while a chanter and shamisen player narrate.

In Asian theatre, Bunraku refers to Japanese puppet theatre in which three visible puppeteers work each large puppet while a chanter and shamisen player narrate. This meaning comes from Keene (1965) in Bunraku: the art of the Japanese puppet theatre.[1]

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  1. Keene, D. (1965). Bunraku: the art of the Japanese puppet theatre. Kodansha America. ISBN 9780870111938

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