《歌舞伎人形》, or "Kabuki puppets," are traditional Japanese puppets used in the art of Bunraku, a form of puppet theater. These puppets are intricately crafted, often standing about one meter tall, and are designed to represent various characters in stories. Each puppet is operated by skilled puppeteers who are visible on stage, manipulating the puppets with precision to convey emotions and actions. The puppets are typically made from wood and are adorned with elaborate costumes and makeup, reflecting the Kabuki style. The performances often feature historical dramas, love stories, and moral tales, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of Japan. The combination of puppetry, music, and storytelling creates a captivating experience for audiences.