thumb|Noh play at traditional Noh theatre The four traditional theatres from Japan are noh (or ), , kabuki, and . Noh had its origins in the union of the , with music and dance made by Kan'ami and Zeami Motokiyo. Among the characteristic aspects of it are the masks, costumes, and the stylized gestures, sometimes accompanied by a fan that can represent other objects. The Noh programs are presented in alternation with the ones of , traditionally in numbers of five, but currently in groups of three.
thumb|Noh play at traditional Noh theatre The four traditional theatres from Japan are noh (or ),  kabuki, and . Noh had its origins in the union of the , with music and dance made by Kan'ami and Zeami Motokiyo. Among the characteristic aspects of it are the masks costumes, and the stylized gestures, sometimes accompanied by a fan that can represent other objects The Noh programs are presented in alternation with the ones of , traditionally in numbers of five, but currently in groups of three.