1. Japanese Culture

2. Traditional Performing Arts
Kabuki
Noh
Kyogen
Bunraku

3. Kabuki Extravagant costumes, Crazy makeup (kumadori), Special effects
All actors are men

4. Noh Musical theater Story is told through music and dance.
Some actors wear a wooden mask showing an old man, a young or old woman, a divine figure, a ghost, or a young boy.

5. Kyogen
Comedy
Usually staged between noh performances.

6. Banraku Puppet theater
Singing and music played on the shamisen (a three-stringed instrument).

7. Sado
The tea ceremony is a highly structured method of preparing green tea.

8. Ikebana
Japanese flower arrangement

9. Modern Culture Classical music Movies (cinema) Anime (animated shows)
Reading and literature