Yoshi No Yama

Genre: Educational

Year Published: 1951

Format: 16mm

Sound: sound

Description: A classical Japanese dance in which a single performer, with the aid of the "figure in black" on stage, tells the entire story. Shows the application of kabuki makeup. A buyo dance with the stylization of the noh tradition is performed with masks and characteristic folk humor. SummaryPresents a single dancer who, by the use of masks, tells the story of three friend./iith different temperaments. Shows the application of kabuki make - up and includes the on - stage - hand, or figure in black, which is unique to Japanese and Chinese dances.A dramatisation of a juvenile delinquent's theft of a motor cycle suggesting the background and attitudes typical of such cases.

Complete Record: A classical Japanese dance in which a single performer, with the aid of the "figure in black" on stage, tells the entire story. Shows the application of kabuki makeup. A buyo dance with the stylization of the noh tradition is performed with masks and characteristic folk humor. SummaryPresents a single dancer who, by the use of masks, tells the story of three friend./iith different temperaments. Shows the application of kabuki make - up and includes the on - stage - hand, or figure in black, which is unique to Japanese and Chinese dances. A dramatisation of a juvenile delinquent's theft of a motor cycle suggesting the background and attitudes typical of such cases.


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