Tsuburosashi and Noroma Dolls by Hiroshi Watanabe

Like Kabuki and Bunraku, Japanese theatrical traditions typically have two forms of performances. Kabuki is performed by human actors and Bunraku is performed by puppets.
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Like Kabuki and Bunraku, Japanese theatrical traditions typically have two forms of performances.  Kabuki is performed by human actors and Bunraku is performed by puppets. 

Both portray same or similar stories and often accompanied by same style of musical performance. In this case, Tsuburosashi is performed by actors and Noroma by puppets. They exist in an island called Sado in the Japanese Sea facing toward Korean peninsula. Interestingly, both performances symbolically feature men’s sexual organ. They are performed openly in front of adults and children without reservations. People watch, giggle, and laugh. [Official Website]

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Tsuburosashi / Tsuburosashi and Noroma Dolls / Hiroshi Watanabe
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