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![Maybe a Kabuki actor lives upstairs 😅 | Clips from Nakamura Fukunosuke’s performance this month. More coming soon! #kabukibrothers The story is set in ancient China. At the summit of the towering Mount Seiryo, there is said to be a stone bridge created by the gods. The scene depicts a fantastical moment where the spirit of a lion appears and dances amidst a mountain peak overflowing with blooming peonies. The red lion played by Fukunosuke represents the lion cub, while the father lion is portrayed wearing a white wig. Not #Kanjuro from #onepiece 😅 Performance Title: Shakkyo (Stone Bridge) Performance Dates: 2024 November 1 (Friday) – November 23 (Saturday) Actor: Nakamura Fukunosuke Theater: #Kabukiza Theatre (4-12-15 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0061) 演目名 : 石橋（しゃっきょう） 公演日程 : 2024年11月1日（金）～23日（土）] 役者 : 中村福之助 劇場 : #歌舞伎座（〒104-0061 東京都中央区銀座４丁目１２−１５） ——————————— If you don’t know what Kabuki is, welcome! Kabuki is a traditional form of Japanese theater, that first began during the Edo Period. Kabuki is made up of music(”ka”), dance(”bu”) and acting abilities or skill(“ki”). Performances can depict all kinds of stories, such as historical events, love stories and more. If you are a fan of Kabuki, thank you. We want to share with you first-hand knowledge and experiences of the beautiful world of Kabuki. If you have any questions, or any curiosities, let us know in the comments! We are happy to answer it. About Us → The Kabuki Brothers - Narikomaya We are 3 brothers who have been performing Kabuki since the age of 2. → Nakamura Hashinosuke (Oldest Brother) → Nakamura Fukunosuke( Middle Brother) → Nakamura Utanosuke(Youngest Brother) Narikomaya is a yagō (屋号), which translates to “house name” or “guild name,” used in Kabuki theater. A stage name passed down within our family. There is a lot we want to share, and we hope to spread the beauty of Kabuki to the world. Thank you for coming along on our journey! #japan #kabuki #japanesearts #japanesetraditional #japanesetradition #transformation #japantravel #japaneseculture](/video/cover/7443449575844646164.webp)