战后的日本戏剧运动,以朝鲜战争爆发的1950年为界线,大致可分为两个时期.我们先谈前一个时期.日本战败后不久,由于摆脱了战争的沉重压迫,在战后的民主潮流中,全国各地的工厂、矿山、农村、学校……都同时掀起了自主、自发的群众性业余戏剧运动.这个浪潮从1946年到1954年,达到日本戏剧史上前所未有的高峰,特别是在工会力量强大的国营铁路、电气、邮政电信电话、 The postwar Japanese theater movement, based on the 1950s when the Korean War broke out, can be broadly divided into two periods: First we will talk about the previous period. Shortly after Japan’s defeat, Japan emerged from the heavy oppression of war and its post-war democracy In the tide, factories, mines, villages, schools ... all launched autonomous and spontaneous masses of amateur theatrical movements from 1946 to 1954, reaching an unprecedented peak in the history of Japanese drama, especially in the unions Powerful state-owned railway, electric, postal telecom telephone,