When a scene reaches its climax, all stage action is temporarily stopped in order to imprint the scene in the audience's minds and memories. Hanamichi is a name for this.
In Japanese theater, the hanamichi is a long, elevated stage that extends from the back of the theater to the stage through the audience. It is used for character entrances and exits and is situated to the left of center.
From antiquity until the Middle Ages, several Chinese dynasties, with a significant contribution from the Tang Dynasty, and to a lesser extent other Asian nations, had a significant influence on Japanese culture.
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