By the way, the title of my last post refers to the shift in kanji used to write the word kabuki
Nowadays, they use the kanji 歌舞伎 which are, respectively, sing, dance, and skill.
But, most historians, i believe, believe that it originally was the word kabuku (the kanji eludes me as of yet) which means to lean, or to be out of the ordinary. Dakara, avant garde.
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