-
Shinpa (新派) (also
rendered shimpa) is a
modern form of
theater in ****an,
usually featuring melodramatic stories,
contrasted with the more
traditional kabuki...
- Shuri-te like ****ō-ryū, but also Naha-te and Tomari-te both deep/natural
Shimpa,
Taisabaki 1-3,
Sunakake no Kon More than 60
counting all
kobudo kata ****ō-ryū...
- pansori. This
genre also drew its
influences from ****anese
theatrical "
shimpa" and
early Hollywood films. The term
melodrama originally stems from the...
- Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Some Seiyunchin/Seienchin Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Shimpa Yes Yes Shisōchin Yes Yes Yes Yes Sōchin Yes Yes Yes Yes Some Suparimpei/Pechurin...
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squeezing of
tragic emotion out of myself." Ot****o was
performed in the
Shimpa style in ****an in 1903 by
Otojiro Kawakami,
resetting the
location Cyprus...
- a near
monopoly due to its
ownership of theaters, as well as
kabuki and
shimpa drama troupes. The
company began making films in 1920,
about a
decade after...
- and
sport karate.
Among his
achievements is the
completion of the kata
Shimpā that his
father had
created but not completed. This kata was
inspired by...
-
known for his
vehement opposition to
traditional ****anese kabuki, noh, and
shimpa theatre.
Following a
temporary residency in France,
Kishida became heavily...
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professional performance of
Hamlet in ****an was
Otojiro Kawakami's 1903
Shimpa ("new
school theatre") adaptation.
Shoyo Tsubouchi translated Hamlet and...
- the next
couple of years,
including efforts to
revitalize the
genre of
shimpa and to
produce new
forms of kabuki.
Murayama was
known for his outspokenness...
