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Morita za in the 1790s, ''Shibai Ukie'' by Masanobu Okumura, depicting the Kabuki theater Ichimura-za in its early days., Vivier was heavily influenced by the kabuki theatres of Japan (pictured) following his 1976 visit to the country.
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寛政年間の木挽町森田座。、木挽町森田座の様子（寛政年間）, 寛政年間（1789–1800年）の木挽町森田座
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Morita za in the 1790s, Uki-e, Uki-e by Okumura Masanobu, Ukiyo-e of kabuki theaters
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Kobiki-cho Morita-za Theater during the Kansei era.The scene of Morita-za in Kobiki-cho, Kansei era , Kobiki-cho Morita-za
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寛政2年の森田座、奥村正信の「芝居浮絵」。初期の歌舞伎座市村座を描いたもので、1976年の来日以来、日本の歌舞伎座の影響を強く受けている。
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寛政2年森田座、奥村正信筆浮絵、歌舞伎の浮世絵
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