Japanese Bunraku puppets
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This is what ninjas do when they're not on missions.
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i hope japanese culture doesnt die out... what a great nation really
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i was listening to "i got no strings" while watching this. it goes along quite nicely.
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Check it
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Whoa, I did a puppet thing too. Called Mostrich dancing to Dynamite
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its cool and all but... its kinda creeps me out
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I'm scared that's creapy
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thx this really helps me in class
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@spaz9i2 - This is because the one who isn't cloaked is the "Master" puppeteer .. It takes a lot of training to handle these puppets - a whole lifetime, and only Masters in the art of Bunraku are able to be un-cloaked.... apprentices MUST be cloaked at all times. Masters handle the head, torso, and Right arm, while two apprentices handle the left arm and the feet.(the least experienced handling the feet)
I hope this answers your question. =)
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Can someone pls help to clarify: Why is the main puppeteer not face-cloaked? While his assistant who comes on only later to help with the sleeves dons a black face-veil..
Oh yeah I heard about this stuff. Didn't some us admiral watching the play, like, fall in love with the puppet and like send it flowers and stuff?
loltehinternet 2 years ago 21
that was freakin awesome!
blehhh13 2 years ago 14