Kabuki : $b The popular stage of JapanKincaid, Zoë
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Kabuki : $b The popular stage of Japan
Kincaid, Zoë
Japanese drama -- History and criticism; Kabuki; Theater -- Japan
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In several cases the spelling of Japanese names in the index differ
from those in the text. These differences have been retained. A few
are noted below:
Sadoshima Denpachi in index but Sadoshima Dempachi in text
Miigata Torahiko in index but Miigita Torahiko in text
Ichikawa Monosuke in index but sometimes Ichikawa Monnosuke in text
Namaki Gohei in index but sometimes Namiki Gohei in text
Namaki Shozo in index but Namiki Shozo in text
Nukada Roppoku in index but Roppuku Nukada in text
Sakakiyama Koshiro in index but Sakiyama Koshiro in text
Sekinoto in index but Seikinoto in text
Matsui Shoyo in index but sometimes Matsui Shoyu in text
Nagawa Takusuke in index but Nagawa Tokusuke in text
Togi Tetsuteki in index but Togi Tatsuteki in text
Utagawa Toyohara in index but sometimes Utagawa Toyoharu in text
Sada Yakko in index but sometimes Sada Yacco in text
Ichikawa Yaoza in index but Ichikawa Yaozo in text
Midzuke Yatsunosuke in index but Midzuke Tatsunosuke in text
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