The Demon Ibaraki ・ The Dance-Drama Ibaraki EXPLAINED (1883)

In this video, we have a look at the 1883 dance-drama Ibaraki, created by Kawatake Mokuami resembling the style of the noh theatre. Special thanks to the Patreon members who make these videos possible, including C. H. White, Eric Pan, SuperGingernutz, calvin, Valerie, Tina Draughon, Faith, Kieran Byfield, Jonatan Alvarado, Adrian Smetsers, jokermxyzptlk, Bryan LaVergne, Sean Brown, Bobby Nakamoto, kuyumikusachi, Eddie Lew, Carol Whiteside, Shelly, Avarice donator, Ryan McNabb, FlyingRat, Jerome Collet, Suleiman, Ashlin Allen, Isaac, J. Thev, Tayler, Caitlin Duffy, Kristin Newton, ML, Robert Montgomery, Mariis, Cheryl Lamoreux, Tommy Tab, Claudia Sanchez, Mommy McCanlies, Kim Ramirez, Sebastian Tejolis, Ikela, Mark Ovnikov, Klaus Walters, Abra k, Lee, Kala, LL, Multiman, Paul Griffith, Lance Anderson, Aaron Greenberg, Franky Price, Erika Ukiyo, Rachel Murray, Edie & Andy, Neil Dingman, Dana Gutierrez, Bancho, Om Anamika, John Bisgaard, David Theis, Luca Coscioni, OakTree, Michael Halloran, Kay Kinomoto, Pia, Rhonda Webb, Min, Alice, johnson543, Jenni Rhodes, Елизавета Фоменкова, Olivia Merritt, Grant Hiroshima, monstershaped, Ann Owl, Limoto, Greg Dubinsky, Rick, anna noci, Otterax, Ego, Erica B, Mark, Lani Matsunaga, chryssipian, Mu, Shelley Callahan, Ghost Orrantia, twyztedwyzerd, Michael Cirillo, Michael Ellis and Ian Chess! You can also support Kabuki In-Depth on Patreon:   / kabukiindepth   And if you want to learn more about anything kabuki-related, always check out first the website https://www.kabuki21.com !