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The Ethereal World of Noh – Nagano JETs Compared to the avant-garde glitz and glamour of Kabuki theatre, with its flamboyant and dazzling costumes, elaborate kumadori make-up, acrobatic dance sequences and stage tricks, Noh is the quieter, more elegant and refined older sister
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