History
Theory
Criticisms
Achievements
Inspirations
100

Tsubouchi translated the works of a famous poet

Who is Shakespeare?

100

Theatre in the classroom, in an academic setting

What is Educational Drama?
100

A derogatory term used in Japan historically to describe theatre actors and others seen as social outcasts

What are Kawaramono?

100

After completing the translations of a famous poet's works, a building was built in Tsubouchi's honor

What is the Tsubouchi Memorial Theatre Museum?

100

As a Child, Tsubouchi was influenced by a classical form of theatre which mixed dance and stylized performances to create something very unique

What is Kabuki?

200

This museum has the largest collection of theatre books in Japan

What is the Tsubouchi Theatre Memorial Museum?

200

Tsubouchi incorporated this theory in his child dramas

What is Recapitulation Theory?

200

Despite it's name, what aspect of Child Drama did Tsubouchi fail to incorporate?

What are children?

200

After graduating from Tokyo University, Tsubouchi went to work as a professor at this prestigious university

What is Waseda University?

200

This form of theatre mixed modern theatre elements with traditional Japanese theatre elements

What is New Kabuki?

300

This theatre had over 5,000 available seats and which Tsubouchi's child dramas were performed in front of

What is Osaka Chuo Koukaido (Osaka Central City Hall)?

300

Tsbubouchi’s strategy to dodge government intervention

What is the Domestication Idea?

300

Tsubouchi's vision of domestic child drama was unrealistic for most Japanese households

What is the higher middle-class?

300

Japanese educational systems began to incorporate this concept due to Tsubouchi's work

What is Child Drama?

300

Using Tsubouchi's theories, these educational organizations were inspired by them

What is Geijutsu Kyoikukai (Committee for Art Education) 

What is Geijutsu Kyoiku Kyokai (Art Education Association)

400

This era came after the Meiji era and brought more modernization and cultural shifts to Japan

What is the Taisho Era?

400

The primary focus of child drama designed for domestic presentation.

What is encouraging creativity and growth in children?

400

Tsubouchi's child dramas used these actors which catered to adults rather than children causing a rift in his works towards children

What are adult understudies?

400

Public school events showcasing students’ skills and achievements, which often included dramatic performances. (gakugeikai)

What is Gakugekikai? 

400

American theorists who inspired Shoyo Tsubouchi’s ideas on the educational value of child drama

Who is Alice Minnie Herts, G. Stanley Hall, and George P. Baker?

500

Intellectuals and leaders of the Meiji Era (1868–1912) who sought to modernize Japan through education, art, and Western influences

Who were the Meiji Elite?

500

A theory from G. Stanley Hall suggesting that children’s development mimics the evolutionary stages of humanity, influencing Tsubouchi’s ideas of age-appropriate drama (recapitulation theory)

What is Recapitulation Theory? 

500

A term often used critically to describe Tsubouchi’s productions as overly sophisticated or highbrow, making them inaccessible to general audiences.

What is Geijutsu Teki?

500

Shoyo Tsubouchi developed a child-centered drama concept which fostered creativity and growth in a domestic setting

What is Kateiyo Jidogeki (Child Drama for Domestic Presentation)?

500

The title of Professor Fujikura's profession

What is professional mime performances?

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