手キサスしゅうのダラスからきました、でも、ふゆ休みてオースティンにいきました。りようしんのうちにゆっくりにいきました。テキサスはあたたかくて大きてにぎやかなまちです。でも、でかけじゃありませんでした。りようしんはしごとをしました、だから、いぬといっしょにうちていました。とてもえいがやテレビやドクターフーをみました。ドクターフーが好きです!あと、あねはきました!ははとあねといっしょにかいのもにいって、せんたくをして、りょうりをして、えいがをみて、サンアントニオにいきました。とてもたのしでした。あと、あねはあんのうちにかえりました、だから、いぬといっしょにりようしんのうちにいました。でも、ふゆ休みはたのしておもしろかったです。
Thursday, January 16, 2014
Sunday, December 8, 2013
Japanese Theater and Dance Pt 2
Another form of Japanese theater is Kabuki. Unlike Nō, it is very active and fast paced. The "art of walking" is exchanged for dance, singing, and elaborate stage rigs. The stages were amazing, interacte, and large constructions that allowed for much more visiual entertainment. The stages would have entire underground tunnels and areas so that stage crews were able to work the effects on the stage. In this way, the manager of the stages and productions had to work very closly with all members of the theater; only through collaborated work, would a sucessful play be executed. The actors were, of course, treated especially well. The actors continued to be all males, but no longer wore masks.
One of the most famous Actors of this theater is Bando Tamasaburo, an actor who perfected the women role. He moves with such grace and beauty that he always packs the audience with adoring fans- both genders alike. His beauty wis admired by women and his appeal captivates male fans.
One of the most famous Actors of this theater is Bando Tamasaburo, an actor who perfected the women role. He moves with such grace and beauty that he always packs the audience with adoring fans- both genders alike. His beauty wis admired by women and his appeal captivates male fans.
This video is a compilation of Bando Tamasaburo's amazing acting.
This Video gives more information on Kabuki Theater
"Japanese Theater 3: Kabuki"
Monday, November 18, 2013
Japanese Theater and Dance Pt 1
私はじゅぎょうの日本のぶんがくがあります。Masksをよみます。本はオくありません。でも、りっぱです。A very big symbol used in the novel is the masks of the Nō theater, and as a result, the novel also talks about the dance and theater of Nō.
A very distinct characteristic of the Nō theater is the style of the masks. The masks represent a type of character instead of an actual character. The masks are considered pieces of art themselves because they are made according to exact rules and details, and are not known for being interpretations of the artist. The mask artist would teach his students the details and skills, and then the student would teach his own students. The masks are not very deep, and are meant to simply sit on the face of the actor. Authentic masks are very rare and valuable, and families consider them heirlooms.
The masks each represent a certain character type, so when an actor wears a mask, he is said to become the character. In the time of Nō theater, only men could be actors, but they still were said to become the character of the mask, even if it was a women mask. The actors would sit in front of mirrors and look at themselves in costume and mask, and prepare themselves to become the character when on stage.
The three main masks used in Fumiko Enchi's Masks were:
The Ryō No Onna: The spirit of a women who died of heart break, most commonly from the death of a lover.
The Masagami: A women who has gone mad from confusion and love.
The Fukai: An old, tired women. A mother who has lost a child and is sad and vengeful. Usually represents maternal love.
A very distinct characteristic of the Nō theater is the style of the masks. The masks represent a type of character instead of an actual character. The masks are considered pieces of art themselves because they are made according to exact rules and details, and are not known for being interpretations of the artist. The mask artist would teach his students the details and skills, and then the student would teach his own students. The masks are not very deep, and are meant to simply sit on the face of the actor. Authentic masks are very rare and valuable, and families consider them heirlooms.
The masks each represent a certain character type, so when an actor wears a mask, he is said to become the character. In the time of Nō theater, only men could be actors, but they still were said to become the character of the mask, even if it was a women mask. The actors would sit in front of mirrors and look at themselves in costume and mask, and prepare themselves to become the character when on stage.
The three main masks used in Fumiko Enchi's Masks were:
The Ryō No Onna: The spirit of a women who died of heart break, most commonly from the death of a lover.
The Masagami: A women who has gone mad from confusion and love.
The Fukai: An old, tired women. A mother who has lost a child and is sad and vengeful. Usually represents maternal love.
Thursday, November 14, 2013
アメリカのうち
アメリカのうちにげんかんがありません。カーぺットがあります。くつはいいですよ!アメリカのへやは千さくありません。そして、しょうじがありません。へやの中にドアがありますよ。そして、とこのまがありません。でも、アメリカのへやの中にえがありますよ。しゃしんもあります。日本人はふとんでねます、ね。アメリカ人はベットでねますよ。でも、ときどきアメリカのへやにおしれがあります。アメリカの手洗いでおふろがありません。たいていシャワーがあります。日本のおてあらいにおとひめがあります。でも、アメリカのおてあらいにおとひめがありません。
Sunday, October 27, 2013
にほん
えみりちゃん: にほんは美しい(beautiful)ですね。
わたし: はい、そうですね。そして、すごいです!
えみりちゃん: ええ!えーと、ロクっサナちゃん、なにがありますか?
わたし: なに。。。にほんか?えーと。。。あっ!さつぱおろのゆきのまつりがありますよ!
えみりちゃん: まつりですか?
わたし: はい!すごいです!スカルプチヤーのアイスはおきいですよ!そして、きれいなです。でも、とてもコールドです!
えみりちゃん: そうですね。なにがいますか?
わたし: みくーちゃん!
えみりちゃん: わかりません。
えみりちゃん:あ!かわいいですね!
わたし: はい!えーと、さがのからつくんちのまつりがあります。ㇷロートはおきくて、りつぱですよ!みんぞくぶんかざいですよ(folk cultural property)!
えみりちゃん: おおお!すごいですね!
わたし: はい、はい!にほんはすごいです!
わたし: はい、そうですね。そして、すごいです!
えみりちゃん: ええ!えーと、ロクっサナちゃん、なにがありますか?
わたし: なに。。。にほんか?えーと。。。あっ!さつぱおろのゆきのまつりがありますよ!
えみりちゃん: まつりですか?
わたし: はい!すごいです!スカルプチヤーのアイスはおきいですよ!そして、きれいなです。でも、とてもコールドです!
えみりちゃん: そうですね。なにがいますか?
わたし: みくーちゃん!
えみりちゃん: わかりません。
えみりちゃん:あ!かわいいですね!
わたし: はい!えーと、さがのからつくんちのまつりがあります。ㇷロートはおきくて、りつぱですよ!みんぞくぶんかざいですよ(folk cultural property)!
えみりちゃん: おおお!すごいですね!
わたし: はい、はい!にほんはすごいです!
あきやすみ
りょうしんのうちにいきました。テキサスしゅうオースティンがあります。いぬがいます。モセスです。かわいくあります、でも、げんきです。
あたらしいアパートのたてものです。ちさいです、でも、きれいですよ。インターネットじゃありません…
あたらしいアパートのたてものです。ちさいです、でも、きれいですよ。インターネットじゃありません…
でも、りつぱですよ。
:3
Sunday, October 13, 2013
ダラス
ダラスからきました。テキサスにありますよ。ダラスはとてもゆうめいです。ダラスはきれいです。でも、ダラスのたてものはふるくありません。にほんじんがいません。でも、にほんのレストランがあります。こどものどきとしょかんでよくいきました。としょかんはたてもりつぱです。
^テキサス^
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