I finally found a hikinuki, after weeding through some kabuki videos on youtube.
Go to 3:20 if you don't want to watch the entire dance. Hahaha I knew that there had to be a hikinuki somewhere!
We are Grace, Moon, and Wury-- three dynamic UC San Diego alums who studied abroad in the 2008 Education Abroad Program to: Santiago, Chile; Tokyo, Japan; and Copenhagen, Denmark. We are now living our post-college lives in separate cities, but still hope to document our travels with you.
EAP 2008!
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3 comments:
there's kind of a creepy dramatic feel to the music.
and i can tell that it's a dude, but only cuz u told me so :)
I really like the music. Hhahaha. It feels even more so the way it feels to you because it's a dance.
The interesting thing about onnagata is that you're supposed to be aware of him being a male. They don't hide it at all. Kabuki's goal isn't to be realistic-- it's to be dramatic and unrealistic in a lot of aspects. Hahaha I've been doing so much reading on onnagata. @_@;;;
Some of the dudes look really pretty, though. Even though you keep in the back of your mind that he's a dude, sometimes, in the play, you get completely absorbed into the character and forget about the dude under the kimono.
creepy indeed. yikes. and wow, it's a dude...so not culturally immune to this, at the moment.
hi moon. :)
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