It is a well-known fact that Kabuki is a type of traditional Japanese theatre.

In the 16th century in Japan, the word “kabuki” consisted of three hieroglyphs, the first of which meant “song, melody”, the second – “dance, movement”, and the third – “art, skill”.  

Therefore, theatrical performances were based on a unique combination of dramatic, dance, and musical elements. It was this combination that conveyed the inimitable effect of complex dramatic art, coupled with the professionalism of the actors and the vividness of the stage images.