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uho samai no mai

Japanese dance
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  • bugaku

    …mainly from Chinese forms); and uhō samai no mai (“dances of the right”), accompanied primarily by komagaku (music introduced from Korea). The two forms are also differentiated by the colour of the dancers’ richly embroidered costumes; sahō no mai costumes tend to be red, and uhō no mai to be…

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    …mainly from Chinese forms); and uhō samai no mai (“dances of the right”), accompanied primarily by komagaku (music introduced from Korea). The two forms are also differentiated by the colour of the dancers’ richly embroidered costumes; sahō no mai costumes tend to be red, and uhō no mai to be…

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