A collective term for various forms of artistic expression, such as film, theater, music, and dance, that are primarily aimed at entertaining the public.
Refers to popular and accessible performances that engage audiences and are often characterized by a lighthearted or entertaining nature.
An ensemble of skills or knowledge that one is expected to acquire as part of cultural education, including the ability to perform or create artistic works.
A person whose profession involves performing arts, including film, theater, dance, music, storytelling, or magic, often catering to broader audiences.
An individual known for their talents in entertainment, who gains public recognition and admiration through various artistic expressions.
Someone who actively engages in and showcases various forms of entertainment, contributing to cultural events and popular media while appealing to a mass audience.
Example:
今日お気に入りの芸能人が出てるミュージカルを見に行った。彼は、今年の一押しだね。
A social sphere consisting of individuals who engage in various forms of entertainment and performing arts as their profession.
An industry characterized by the production and performance of artistic expressions, including music, theater, and dance, encompassing both performers and the support staff involved.
A community of talented individuals who create and showcase artistic works for public enjoyment, often involving complex relationships between artists, management, and audiences.
Example:
ジャネットは芸能界での名声を求めていた。
A form of traditional performing arts that has been passed down through generations, often characterized by its established techniques, artistic styles, and narrative themes reflecting cultural heritage.
A genre of performance art that includes music, dance, and drama, known for its elaborate costumes and stylized movements, frequently rooted in historical or mythological stories.
A cultural expression involving staged performances that evoke classical literature and historical events, showcasing the artistry and craftsmanship of seasoned performers.
An umbrella term encompassing various traditional performance practices, such as Noh, Kabuki, and Bunraku, that highlight the aesthetic and philosophical values of Japan’s artistic past.
A form of artistic expression that has been passed down through generations within a specific culture, often characterized by its unique techniques, rituals, and storytelling elements.
Performance practices that embody the historical and cultural heritage of a community, typically involving music, dance, or drama, and often performed during festivals and ceremonies.
Artistic presentations that reflect the customs and values of a society, highlighting the skills and traditions that have shaped the identity of the community over time.