: The "head" lineage, currently led by the headmaster (Soke) Kanjuro Fujima VIII .

The (Fujima school) is one of the "Go-sekke" (five great schools) of Nihon Buyo (Japanese classical dance), widely recognized for its deep historical ties to Kabuki theater and its emphasis on subtle, narrative-driven movements. 1. Historical Foundation

Fujima-ryu is celebrated for its refinement and expressive depth, characterized by several key technical elements: DECEMBER 2013 - Embassy of Japan in Singapore

: Founded in 1781 by Fujima Kanbei I , the school emerged during the Edo period when Kabuki dance began to be formalized into an independent art form.

Fujima Ryu - Nihon Buyo

: The "head" lineage, currently led by the headmaster (Soke) Kanjuro Fujima VIII .

The (Fujima school) is one of the "Go-sekke" (five great schools) of Nihon Buyo (Japanese classical dance), widely recognized for its deep historical ties to Kabuki theater and its emphasis on subtle, narrative-driven movements. 1. Historical Foundation

Fujima-ryu is celebrated for its refinement and expressive depth, characterized by several key technical elements: DECEMBER 2013 - Embassy of Japan in Singapore

: Founded in 1781 by Fujima Kanbei I , the school emerged during the Edo period when Kabuki dance began to be formalized into an independent art form.