A performance art form that involves actors portraying characters in a narrative, often seen in traditional Japanese theater such as kabuki or shinpai.
An act of deception or trickery, where someone pretends to be doing something genuine while it is actually staged or fabricated, often eliciting surprise or humor.
The exaggerated mannerisms or dramatics of someone's behavior, suggesting a desire to attract attention or spotlight through showy actions.
A space or venue, often temporary, where theatrical performances take place, sometimes implying a simpler or more rustic setting.
Example:
どの芝居がいいですか。
A grassy area that is often maintained for recreational purposes, typically found in gardens and parks, where grass is cultivated and cared for to create a green, lush surface.
A space covered with grass that provides a natural setting for outdoor activities, such as picnicking or playing, characterized by its uniformity and upkeep.
A section of land featuring a dense growth of grass, often associated with aesthetics and leisure, which may require regular mowing and care to remain in good condition.
Example:
芝生に露が降りている。
A type of perennial grass that grows close to the ground, often used in gardens and lawns, characterized by slender, creeping stems that spread out and root at the nodes.
Refers to an area of land covered by this type of grass, commonly found in landscaped gardens and parks, providing a green, soft surface suitable for recreational activities.
A term that can also denote a specific location in Minato, Tokyo, recognized for its historical and cultural significance, featuring landmarks such as Zojoji Temple and Tokyo Tower.
Example:
母は私にを刈るように言った。
A theatrical performance featuring a single actor who may portray multiple characters, creating a unique storytelling experience through individual interpretation and expression.
An artistic presentation that involves one person acting independently, often reflecting their own thoughts and feelings without the presence of other characters or audience interaction.
A solo performance that allows an individual to showcase their talents and creativity by engaging in a narrative or dramatic piece entirely on their own.
A type of theatrical performance where trained monkeys mimic human actors, often involving costumes and simple storylines, typically for entertainment purposes.
A term used to describe a poorly executed performance or scheme that is easily perceived as insincere or superficial, lacking depth and complexity.