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Drama with lots of fans

• The Damask Drum, The Well Cradle, etc.

• Classic drama of Japan

• Classic Japanese drama

• Classic Japanese theater

• Classical Japanese theatre

• Cousin of kabuki

• Dance-drama in Nagano

• Dance-drama of Japan

• Dance-drama with measured chants

• Drama form with a chorus called the jiutai

• Drama in Kyoto

• Drama in Osaka

• Drama in Yokohama

• Drama often with masks

• Drama on stages that look like Shinto shrines

• Drama performed on a curtainless stage

• Drama style

• Drama that uses masks

• Drama where rails act the moles

• Drama with choral chants

• Drama with lots of fans

• Drama with masks

• Drama with named masks

• Drasked mama

• Eastern drama

• Eastern musical drama

• Eastern theater genre

• Eastern theatrical form

• Eastern theatrical style

• Far East drama form

• Form featuring some masked men

• Form of Japanese drama

• Genre of The Damask Drum

• Honshu show

• Japanese art

• Japanese classical theater

• Japanese dance-drama

• Japanese drama

• Japanese drama form

• Japanese dramatic form

• Japanese dramatic style

• Japanese entertainment

• Japanese high drama

• Japanese masked drama

• Japanese musical drama

• Japanese musical drama style

• Japanese musical theater

• Japanese stage offering

• Japanese theater

• Japanese theater (Var.)

• Japanese theatrical style

• Kabuki alternative

• Kabuki ancestor

• Kabuki cousin

• Kabuki kin

• Kabuki relative

• Kin of kabuki

• Kind of Japanese mask

• Literally talent

• Masked drama

• Masked drama in Yokohama

• Masked drama type

• Nagano drama

• Oriental drama

• Osaka drama

• Play form using wooden masks

• Play with masks

• Plays accompanied by hayashi

• Pound work

• Some of its players wear masks

• Stylized dance drama

• Stylized drama

• Stylized Japanese drama

• Stylized Japanese theater

• Stylized Japanese theater form

• Theater with comedic Kyogen interludes

• Theater with fans

• Tokyo entertainment

• Tokyo stage show

• Traditional Japanese drama

• Venerable Japanese stage genre

• Venerable theatrical form

• Yokohama drama

• Zeami Motokiyo's art form

• The Damask Drum, The Well Cradle, etc.

• Classic drama of Japan

• Classic Japanese drama

• Classic Japanese theater

• Classical Japanese theatre

• Cousin of kabuki

• Dance-drama in Nagano

• Dance-drama of Japan

• Dance-drama with measured chants

• Drama form with a chorus called the jiutai

• Drama in Kyoto

• Drama in Osaka

• Drama in Yokohama

• Drama often with masks

• Drama on stages that look like Shinto shrines

• Drama performed on a curtainless stage

• Drama style

• Drama that uses masks

• Drama where rails act the moles

• Drama with choral chants

• Drama with masks

• Drama with named masks

• Drasked mama

• Eastern drama

• Eastern musical drama

• Eastern theater genre

• Eastern theatrical form

• Eastern theatrical style

• Far East drama form

• Form featuring some masked men

• Form of Japanese drama

• Genre of The Damask Drum

• Honshu show

• Japanese art

• Japanese classical theater

• Japanese dance-drama

• Japanese drama

• Japanese drama form

• Japanese dramatic form

• Japanese dramatic style

• Japanese entertainment

• Japanese high drama

• Japanese masked drama

• Japanese musical drama

• Japanese musical drama style

• Japanese musical theater

• Japanese stage offering

• Japanese theater

• Japanese theater (Var.)

• Japanese theatrical style

• Kabuki alternative

• Kabuki ancestor

• Kabuki cousin

• Kabuki kin

• Kabuki relative

• Kin of kabuki

• Kind of Japanese mask

• Literally talent

• Masked drama

• Masked drama in Yokohama

• Masked drama type

• Nagano drama

• Oriental drama

• Osaka drama

• Play form using wooden masks

• Play with masks

• Plays accompanied by hayashi

• Pound work

• Some of its players wear masks

• Stylized dance drama

• Stylized drama

• Stylized Japanese drama

• Stylized Japanese theater

• Stylized Japanese theater form

• Theater with comedic Kyogen interludes

• Theater with fans

• Tokyo entertainment

• Tokyo stage show

• Traditional Japanese drama

• Venerable Japanese stage genre

• Venerable theatrical form

• Yokohama drama

• Zeami Motokiyo's art form