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Meiji Era Kabuki: Three Shintomiza Tsuji Banzuke Part Three – 1912
July 2, 2012
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Third and final part of the Meji Era Kabuki series by Kabuki collector and researcher Trevor Skingle!
The performance date places the performance this tsuji banzuke advertised on 8th February 1912, the last year, 46, of the Meiji era, which ended that same year with the death of Emperor Meiji on 30th July 1912, which had been a time of major changes in Japanese society. The developing Japanese fascination with photography and ‘bromides’ as they were called was reflected in the growing numbers of Kabuki images that became available and their collectors, usually rendered as postcards as is evidenced in those for Read more…
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