Noh is a traditional Japanese theater form known for its slow, deliberate movements, minimalistic staging, and use of masks. The performances typically involve stories from classical literature and mythology, focusing on themes such as supernatural occurrences and historical events. Actors in Noh wear elaborate costumes and masks to represent various characters, including gods, spirits, and historical figures. The dance and acting are accompanied by traditional music played on drums and flutes. Noh is appreciated for its subtlety, depth, and its ability to convey profound themes through a refined and symbolic style.

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