TOKYO, Dec 04 (Kabuki In-Depth) - In this video, we cover the upcoming performances in Tokyo during the month of December, including the regular Ōkabuki show at the Kabuki-za, and a kabuki adaptation of Lupin the Third at the Shinbashi Enbujō.
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