"Kabukimono" (or "kabukimono") refers to flamboyant, eccentric individuals in feudal Japan who defied social norms through their extravagant clothing, hairstyles, and behavior. The term later influenced the name of *kabuki* theater.
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"Kabukimono" (or "kabukimono") refers to flamboyant, eccentric individuals in feudal Japan who defied social norms through their extravagant clothing, hairstyles, and behavior. The term later influenced the name of *kabuki* theater.
"Kabukimono" (or "kabukimono") refers to flamboyant, eccentric individuals in feudal Japan who defied social norms through their extravagant clothing, hairstyles, and behavior. The term later influenced the name of *kabuki* theater.
@Catey
"Kabukimono" (or "kabukimono") refers to flamboyant, eccentric individuals in feudal Japan who defied social norms through their extravagant clothing, hairstyles, and behavior. The term later influenced the name of *kabuki* theater.