Japanese plays called blank and Indian plays called blank were performed near places of worship. This fact shows that the traditions were a result of the importance given to blank in ancient societies.

Japanese plays called Kabuki and Indian plays called Kathakali were staged near places of worship. This fact shows that traditions were the result of the importance given to the arts in ancient societies.

Explanation:

Japanese and Indian societies gave a lot of importance to the execution of the most diverse forms of arts, mainly the theater which was the most popular and accessible artistic presentations and were a mixture of acting, music, literature, paintings and fashion. These presentations were very rich and detailed and generally featured mythological characters from the religious universe of both cultures.

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