Two People at Dojo temple

Two People at Dojo temple

Release date : January 2, 1899
Runtime : 2m
Countries of origin : Japan /
Original Language : Japanese /
Director : Tsunekichi Shibata /
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Shot at the Kubut-za in Tokyo and a rare record of two classical kubuki actors, Onoe Eizaburo V and Ichimura Kakuki-za VI, A surviving poster for this film is illustrated by a woodblock print of the lead actors by ukiyo-e artist Yutaka Hitoshi, a frozen moment of the incipient transition from traditional art-forms of ukiyo-e and kabuki to the new, and all-dominating medium of katsudo-shashin (cinema).
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  • title:Two People at Dojo temple
  • status:Released
  • Release date: 1899
  • Runtime:2m
  • Genres: Horror ·
  • Countries of origin: Japan ·
  • Original Language: Japanese ·
  • Director: Tsunekichi Shibata /
  • Writers:
  • Production companies:
  • Overview:Shot at the Kubut-za in Tokyo and a rare record of two classical kubuki actors, Onoe Eizaburo V and Ichimura Kakuki-za VI, A surviving poster for this film is illustrated by a woodblock print of the lead actors by ukiyo-e artist Yutaka Hitoshi, a frozen moment of the incipient transition from traditional art-forms of ukiyo-e and kabuki to the new, and all-dominating medium of katsudo-shashin (cinema).
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