In the four centuries of its tumultuous existence, Kabuki has become one of the leading symbols of Japanese culture.

The Kabuki in the countryside pays tribute to the spirits of nature; it is gradually dying out, but the last actors cling to the tradition with an endearing energy. Hayato is a member of one of these amateur Kabuki theatres. For the first time he brings his two sons to Tokyo to show them a Grand Kabuki performance.

Heir to a dynasty of famous actors, seventeen-year-old Kazutaro Nakamura is making his debut performance on the stage of the prestigious Kabuki-Za in Tokyo. To prepare, he depends on advice from his father, Kanjaku, and his grandfather, Tojuro—who pass on their acting style from generation to generation.

Documentary: Living Cultures Collection - Kabuki, The Path of The Flowers
Directed by: Jérôme Raynaud
Production: ZED

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