Definition: Mastiches are a type of traditional Japanese dance that originated in the city of Kyoto, Japan. The term "mastiches" refers to the act of performing a dance or choreographed sequence by two dancers, often accompanied by music and costumes. Mastiches involve a series of movements performed by both dancers, with each dancer representing a different character from the story they are portraying. The dances typically feature elaborate costumes, makeup, and props that reflect the cultural significance of the characters being
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