S7·E9 Japanophiles: Johan Nilsson Bjoerk
Synopsis
Rakugo is a traditional form of storytelling that emerged in 17th century Japan. Using minimal props, a single performer creates amusing and sometimes moving scenes featuring multiple characters. Johan Nilsson Bjoerk, from Sweden, is one of Japan's very few foreign Rakugo professionals. In a Japanophiles interview, he tells Peter Barakan about the artform. He also talks about his 4 years as an apprentice to the veteran performer Sanyutei Koraku.
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When did Season 7 Episode 9 of Japanology Plus air?
Season 7, Episode 9 ('Japanophiles: Johan Nilsson Bjoerk') originally aired on August 4, 2020.
How long is Season 7 Episode 9 ('Japanophiles: Johan Nilsson Bjoerk')?
The runtime for this episode is approximately 28 minutes.
What happens in Japanology Plus Season 7 Episode 9?
Rakugo is a traditional form of storytelling that emerged in 17th century Japan. Using minimal props, a single performer creates amusing and sometimes moving scenes featuring multiple characters. Johan Nilsson Bjoerk, from Sweden, is one of Japan's very few foreign Rakugo professionals. In a Japanop...
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