It came out of a collision between Eastern and Western cultures as well as a response formulated by Japanese writers and artists to the post-World War Two economic, social and cultural climate in Japan.
Nyoba Kan Buto (Kuala Lumpur) inherited the reformist spirit of this revolutionary movement that showcases ugliness and indecency, while integrating it with philosophies of yoga, Buddhism, qigong, modern dance and other art forms in its ongoing meditation on inner wisdom and universal compassion and mercy.
Buto is a form of postmodern contemporary dance..jpg)