Kabuki is a kind of Japanese theater that originated from the late 16th century by Izumo no Okuni. In the real sense of the word, Kabuki means singing, dancing and skill, which is popularly referred to as the art of singing and dancing. This type of theater prizes extremely for the tradicional Japanese themes.
One striking feature of this kind of theater is the beauty of the show and the extinction of actresses. Only males participate in kabuki and play any kind of role, even females. Another strong feature of kabuki is that the repertoires are extensive and cumulative.
