In its early forms,kabuki was a stylized court entertainment permitted only by upper-class nobles,none of whom could be foreigners,and performed during designated times of the sacred calendar.

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Kabuki originated in the early 17th century and was popular among commoners, not restricted to upper-class nobles. It was a form of entertainment that evolved from earlier forms of dance and drama, and it was accessible to a wide audience, including townspeople.

In Its Early Forms,kabuki Was a Stylized Court Entertainment Permitted