Hanamichi - Wikipedia
The hanamichi (花道) is an extra stage section used in Japanese kabuki theater. It is a long, raised platform, running left of centre to the stage through the audience, connecting to the main stage.
Hanamichi | Traditional, Japanese Theatre, Kabuki | Britannica
Hanamichi, (Japanese: “flower passage”), in Kabuki theatre, runway that passes from the rear of the theatre to stage right at the level of the spectators’ heads. Some plays also make use of a second, narrower hanamichi constructed on the opposite side of the theatre.
An Introduction to the Kabuki Stage - YouTube
2022年6月17日 · As we continue our modest introduction to the basic elements of kabuki theatre, we focus on the kabuki stage, including the hanamichi, main curtain and stage...
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The hanamichi is a walkway stretching from the shimote side through the audience seating areas to the rear of theatre. Depending upon the scene being played, this walkway can function as a road, corridor, sea, riverbank or other setting.
Are You On The Flower Path? - Suleiman Suleiman
2020年7月26日 · The most celebrated feature of the Kabuki stage is the hanamichi, which translates literally as ‘flower path’. The hanamichi, a raised wooden platform connecting the stage to the rear of the auditorium, enables the actors to make their extravagant entries and exits and perform dances, so that the action of the play is often carried out into ...
All About Hanamichi: Kabuki Stage Design - Just About Japan
In short the hanamichi is simply the name for a walkway which goes through the audience. It is used as a means for the actors to make an entrance or exit as well as serving as somewhere to portray a road, river or other scenes. It has become a staple of kabuki. But there is far more to this ancient bit of kabuki stage design.
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The hanamichi, an important feature in a Kabuki theater, is the passage that extends at right angle to the stage from stage right, passing through the audience seating area to the agemaku; it is used mainly for actors' entrances and exits [more details].
Tamasaburō Bandō V: On the Hanamichi - Suleiman Suleiman
2020年5月29日 · Kabuki, an almost perfectly preserved remnant of Japan’s feudal past, is dominated by a handful of old families. Actors are ranked according to the importance of their hereditary names like barons and dukes in the peerage, and most of the stars today are blood descendants of earlier actors.
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Hanamichi is the passage that extends at right angle to the Hombutai from its Shimote side, passing through the audience seating area to the Agemaku; it is used mainly for actors' entrances and exits. The Hanamichi becomes various places such as a road, corridor, sea or river bank according to the scenes being performed on the Hombutai.