Publisher/晶文社

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The magazine "Theatrical Conserved Theater Japan" was published in 1968 by the Japanese theatrical company "Theatrical Center 68" (later "Theatrical Company Black Tent"), which was founded by Shinobu Sato and Kaitaro Tsuno, who were excercisers and playwrights. Vol. 1 No. 2]. At the time, he was active as "Theatrical Center 68/70", and several books were published around the 1970s, becoming the first English-language drama magazine in Japan, and contributing to the appeal of Japanese theater overseas. The editor-in-chief at that time was David Goodman. He is a professor of Japanese literature in the United States and a researcher of Japanese theater. He also introduces Karajuro's avant-garde activities and also introduces English translations of Harahei Akasegawa and Yoshiharu Tsuge. In this issue, the illustrations and ukiyo-e of the Japanese photojournalist Yoshi Osamu Yoshioka's "Okinawa 69-70" are inserted, and red paper is interwoven. . This book is a condensed version of the underground culture of Japan from the late 1960s to the 1970s.