The Ichikawa Danjuro Lineage is a prominent family of actors in the traditional Japanese theater known as Kabuki. Founded in the early 17th century by Ichikawa Danjuro I, this lineage is renowned for its distinctive style and dramatic performances, often characterized by exaggerated movements and elaborate makeup. Over the years, the lineage has produced several generations of actors, each adopting the name Danjuro. The family has played a significant role in shaping Kabuki's development, preserving its traditions while also innovating new techniques and performances that continue to captivate audiences today.