In one play from this country, a madwoman collects every flower petal that falls in a river, because the flower shares the name of her son.
In one play from this country, a madwoman collects every flower petal that falls in a river, because the flower shares the name of her son. In another play from this country, two hippies wonder whether the title object might have been thrown off a playground on top of a department store, until they are accosted by the Woman from Hell. One playwright from this country wrote about a woman who performs a celestial dance to entice a fisherman to give her a feather robe that he found stuck in a pine tree. The Man Who Turned into a Stick was written in this country of origin of two plays about "love suicides." A performance manual on this country's "Flower of Acting" style was written by Zeami Motokiyo. For 10 points, name this country of origin of the noh, bunraku, and kabuki genres.
In one play from this country, a madwoman collects every flower petal that falls in a river, because the flower shares the name of her son.
State of Japan [or Nippon or Nihon]