Otori is a traditional Japanese art form that involves the performance of dramatic storytelling through music, dance, and elaborate costumes. It often features themes from historical events, folklore, and mythology, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of Japan. The performances are typically held in theaters and can include various styles, such as Noh and Kabuki. The term "Otori" can also refer to a specific type of performance within these broader categories, emphasizing the importance of vocal expression and physical movement. Artists train for years to master the intricate techniques required, making Otori a highly respected and cherished aspect of Japanese performing arts.