Japan: its architecture, art, and art manufactures (1882)
Dresser, Christopher · London, Longmans, Green, and Co. · leaf 72
nor theatres ofthe capital I have to judgeof the Japanese drama in asecond-class house, and froma second-rate company. Thetheatre is a curious building,the exterior of which it wouldbe difficult to describe as itbears but little resemblance to any European edifice, and the entrance is overhung by… … Fig. 21.—Ground-Plan of Theatre at Tokio. Showing Circular Revolving Stage, a A a, Stalls where tickets are sold. S6 JAPAN: ITS ARCHITECTURE, _£ Fig. 22.—Section of Box or Pit ofTheatre. The tops of the partitions(a a) form the Aisles. town. I ascend the stairs and enter a box. But let no one…
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