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	JapanCorner - The Benihana Guide to Japan
		Nihon buyoh is classical Japanese dance in which the dancer wears a kimono selected for the particular performance and often times uses such props as the sensu (folding fan) and tenugui (a length of cotton cloth).
		Odori is very similar to nihon buyoh in that it is lively and colorful and is the type of dance most typically associated with kabuki; while mai is much more static and is performed in noh theater.
		Geisha are trained to become proficient in these various dance forms, however nihon buyoh and odori tend to be the most popular.
	www.japancorner.com /performing-arts.asp (1073 words)

	Lindy Hop: Spirit and Form
		Using the body to create a grotesque body language of dance Ankoku Butoh, literally meaning "Dance of Utter Darkness" was a mockery and yet also a continuation of the traditional Japanese dance Buyoh, a dance steeped in the agricultural rituals of pre-modern Japan.
		Butoh performers took their inspiration from using the body to create horror as opposed to the creation of beauty in Buyoh and traditional Western dance.
		Probably the concept of beauty had a different meaning for Hijikata whose sister was sold into prostitution and who lived in poverty for most of his early life.
	www.etek.chalmers.se /~em1ganwj/flystep/blackspeak/vol1-11/lhspirit.htm (1260 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		It is generated somewhere in the lower strata of the subconscious, in the murky areas of personal prehistory: Its etymology refers specifically to dance through the character "Bu." Buyoh is the neutral word for dance, but is has a sense of jumping or leaping, whereas "toh" implies a stomping.
		"Buyoh" is the ascendant, like the vertical ascent of Nijinsky or Isadora Duncan's leap toward the source of light, "Butoh" is a descent".
		Tatsumi Hijikata says, "We shake hands with (he dead, who send us encouragement from beyond our body; this is the unlimited power of Butoh..something is hiding in our subconscious - collected in our unconscious body, which will appear in each detail of our expression." "Butoh belongs both to life and death.
	home.nyc.rr.com /sheilawolk/hyper-decriptions.htm (879 words)

	Metropolis - Life in Japan: Colleen Lanki
		I teach movement at an acting school, work as a voice actor/narrator, and produce and create for my own theater group, Kee Company.
		I occasionally perform with other theater companies, and study noh and nihon buyoh.
		I also like to go the theater a lot, go hiking (not often enough by far!), ride my bike around Tokyo, go dancing (also not often enough), and hang out in bookstores in Jimbocho.
	www.metropolis.co.jp /LifeInJapan/334/lifeinjapaninc.htm (468 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		JAPAN: Kyoto’s Alti Hall has been home for three years to the Alti Buyoh Festival, an event set up to explore ‘new relationships between artists and audience through the interaction of music and dance’.
		At this year’s event, musician and freelance TV postproduction sound engineer Yasushi Yoshida - stage name Yasuski – presented a piece based on the ancient Japanese tale Genji Monogatari – a novel written in the 11th Century by Murasaki Shikibu of the Heian royal court.
		After the performance, there was a discussion with journalists from various publications - one of whom said he enjoyed it so much he wanted to hear it again right away.
	www.asiapacificavb.com /DesktopModules/readnews.aspx?ItemID=162&mid=97 (400 words)

	Malaysia Wau Competition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The humming strips or ‘busurs’ can be ribbon or magnetic tape (which many flyers prefer for casual flying) but for competition, they must be a rattan strip
		The best bamboo for wau kite frames is considered to be ‘buyoh’ or ‘duri’.
		It is cut during November or December for use 10 months later.
	www.bhc.com /malaysia2001/wau.html (1702 words)

	Review
		"'Buyoh' is the neutral word for dance, but it has a sense of jumping or leaping, whereas -toh implies a stomping.
		'Buyoh' is in the ascendant, like the vertical Descent of Vaslav Nijinsky or Isadora Duncan's leap toward the source of light.
		In 1954 Hijikata began collaborating with Kazuo Ohno.
	www.maureenfleming.com /pages/reviews_pages/199303_dance.html (1983 words)

	"The Ghost Sonata" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		It is a perfect fit for a play about emotion and ideas rather than a conventional linear story." Goodlander spent the summer of 2003 in preparation for "The Ghost Sonata" at the famous Noh Training Project in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, under the tutelage of Richard Emmert.
		Goodlander currently employs vocal work from noh and kyogen and movement elements from nihon buyoh to further engender the cast with a new collaborative aesthetic.
		The cast has been training and rehearsing since October to perfect the difficult movement style, which also includes fans and masks.
	www.hawaii.edu /theatre/archive/press/ghost.htm (451 words)

	Buyoh (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		I have read all but 2 of the books that r out & i stay up until 1;30 in the mornig to finish it in the 1st sitting!
		You will also feel compelled to read his first book which describes his wondrous shantyboat voyage from Brent, Kentucky to the Bayous of Louisianna.
		8th US Army, Mandy Moore, Ashikaga clan, Minamoto clan, DI box, Minamoto family, Latin dances, X3D Fritz, Melbourne Cup Day, Erik Magnus Lensherr, Moro Liberation Front, Abu Sayaf, Kemmu Restoration, Butoh, Buyoh, Kimpo International Airport, Chong-ching, Chong-ch'ing, Chong Ch'ing, Chong-Ch'ing, Chong-Ching, Chong Ching, Ch'ung-ch'ing, Procedures, Ch'ung-Ch'ing, West Coast Hotel v.
	www.freeglossary.com /Buyoh (444 words)

	Anne Norman: 1998 performances
		Apr: Russia and Japan a shared evening with Zulya Kamalova (singer).
		Performed with Yumi Umiumare (butoh), Machiko Kaneko (nihon buyoh), Miki Katsumizu (koto).
		Apr: Yarram Festival parade and fair performance with Toshi and Junko Sakamoto (Taiko), East Gippsland, Victoria.
	home.vicnet.net.au /~amncrow/1998.html (472 words)

	Foundation - Beenie Man Lyric (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		How dem fi dis we when yuh know seh we nuh nervous
		A wi set di planan a wi buyoh na
		From now mi a give out di warning
	www.4lyric.com /show.php?lyric=25550 (226 words)

	Anne Norman: 1997 performances (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Tour through South Australia organised by Nexus Arts.
		Sept: Nihon Buyoh with Machiko Kaneko, Satsuki Odamura, Riley Lee et al as part of the Sydney Asian Theatre Festival, Belvoire Street Theatre
		Sept: Dancing Nature variety performance of Japanese arts through The Boite, Theatreworks, Melbourne.
	home.vicnet.net.au /~amncrow/1997.html (258 words)

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