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Noh Theater

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Classical Japanese theater continuing from the Muromachi period. Performers in masks and costumes express lyrical narratives through refined movement and music. UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. Represents Japanese traditional performing arts globally.

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หมวดหมู่:Content IP
หมวดหมู่ย่อย:Performing Arts
สถานที่:Nationwide
ยุคสมัย:14th century-present
อิทธิพล:ระดับโลก
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