What Were the "Floating Worlds" That Were Often Used as Settings

question 12

Multiple Choice

What were the "floating worlds" that were often used as settings in kabuki drama?

• A)Japanese churches and other places of worship
• B)Japanese Shinto shrines and religious shrines
• C)Japanese brothels, shady teahouses, and gambling dens
• D)Japanese miniature gardens and high-class theaters
• E)Japanese goldfish ponds and other natural wonders

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