bunraku

/bʊnˈrɑku/
noun
  1. A traditional Japanese form of puppet theater, using large, elaborately crafted puppets operated by multiple puppeteers, often accompanied by chanting and music.
    • Bunraku requires years of training to master the coordination between puppeteers.
    • We attended a bunraku performance in Osaka and were amazed by the puppets' lifelike movements.
    • The museum had an exhibit on the history of bunraku and its famous plays.
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