Bunraku is a traditional Japanese form of puppet theater known for its intricate and highly skilled puppetry. In Bunraku, large, detailed puppets are operated by multiple puppeteers who are dressed in black to blend into the background. The performances often include dramatic stories, accompanied by live music and narration, and focus on themes of love, tragedy, and heroism. The goal of Bunraku is to create a visually stunning and emotionally engaging experience through the careful manipulation of the puppets and the richness of the storytelling.

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