bunrakun.

/ˈbuːnrakuː/

Etymology: Japanese.

A kind of traditional Japanese puppetry practised at the Bunraku-za marionette theatre by its company; also, a contracted name for this company; hence, the Japanese puppet theatre in general. Also attributive.

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bunraku1920

jōruri1950

1920 B. Kure Hist. Devel. Marionette Theatre Japan 30 There are two schools in the marionette art: Yuki School, which manipulates the dolls by strings and Bunraku School, which makes the dolls act by holding them.

1936 Travel in Japan II. 24 Even on a stage of Bunraku's pretention, only puppets in important roles are handled by three manipulators.

1955 A. C. Scott Kabuki Theatre of Japan iv. 56 If ever there was a case for State support it is that of the Bunraku.

1955 A. C. Scott Kabuki Theatre of Japan iv. 56 The title Bunraku has now come to mean the doll theatre as a whole.

1959 Listener 12 Feb. 299/1 Like puppets in the Bunraku doll-theatre.

This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1972; most recently modified version published online September 2018).

单词	bunraku
释义	bunrakun. /ˈbuːnrakuː/ Etymology: Japanese. A kind of traditional Japanese puppetry practised at the Bunraku-za marionette theatre by its company; also, a contracted name for this company; hence, the Japanese puppet theatre in general. Also attributive. ΘΚΠ society > leisure > the arts > performance arts > drama > puppetry > [noun] > Japanese bunraku1920 jōruri1950 1920 B. Kure Hist. Devel. Marionette Theatre Japan 30 There are two schools in the marionette art: Yuki School, which manipulates the dolls by strings and Bunraku School, which makes the dolls act by holding them. 1936 Travel in Japan II. 24 Even on a stage of Bunraku's pretention, only puppets in important roles are handled by three manipulators. 1955 A. C. Scott Kabuki Theatre of Japan iv. 56 If ever there was a case for State support it is that of the Bunraku. 1955 A. C. Scott Kabuki Theatre of Japan iv. 56 The title Bunraku has now come to mean the doll theatre as a whole. 1959 Listener 12 Feb. 299/1 Like puppets in the Bunraku doll-theatre. This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1972; most recently modified version published online September 2018). < n.1920
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