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Part I. An Introduction to Traditional Japanese Theater JapaneseTheater: A Living Tradition Historical Perspectives General CharacteristicsThe Stages Four Figures of the Thunder God: The Major Genres Noh: KamoKyogen: Thunderbolt Kabuki: "Saint Narukami Scene" Bunraku: "Mount Tenpai"and "Tumult in the Palace" Part II. The Noh and Kyogen Theaters Elements ofPerformance Noh Plays Atsumori, by by Zeami Izutsu, by by Zeami MiideraShunkan Dok oki Yamamba, by by Zeami Kyogen Plays Two Daimyo Delicious PoisonMushrooms The Snail Sickly Stomach Kanoaka Cicada Other Traditions: Kowaka,by Kurokawa Noh, Mibu Kyogen Kowaka verison of Atsumori Part III. The Puppetand Kabuki Theaters Elements of Performance Plays from the Bunraku PuppetTheater "The Beach at Hirado" and "The Bamboo Forest of a Thousand Languages,by " by Chikamatsu Amijima, by by Chikamatsu "Travel Scene" by Izumo II, byShoraku, and Senryu "Farmhouse Scene" from Chushingura The Awaji PuppetTradition Sambaso The Miracle of the Tsubosaka Kannon Plays from the KabukiTheater "Shunkan: The Devil Island Scene" by Chikamatsu "Suma Bay" by SenryuYotsuya Ghost Stories, Act Three "The Hamamatsuya Scene" Musumu Dojoji