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Selected Japanese Kyogen - Zhou Zuoren Translation, 1955 First Edition

Selected Japanese Kyogen - Zhou Zuoren Translation, 1955 First Edition

Japanese Theatre Book
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An early Chinese-language selection of Japanese kyogen comic theatre, published by People's Literature Publishing House in April 1955. The 213-page softcover volume is a compact document of postwar theatrical translation and the circulation of Japanese performance literature in China.

Format: Large 32-mo softcover; exact metric dimensions were not supplied by the source.

Material: Printed paper.

Edition / attribution: First edition and first printing, April 1955. The catalogue record lists translator Zhou Qiming, while the listing identifies it as a Zhou Zuoren translation; this attribution is reproduced from the source and has not been verified.

Condition: graded 8/10, with expected age wear visible in the photographs.

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