Aragoto is a style of Japanese theater known as Kabuki, characterized by its exaggerated movements and bold makeup. This performance art often features larger-than-life characters, typically warriors or heroes, who display intense emotions and dramatic actions. The term "aragoto" translates to "rough style," reflecting the energetic and dynamic nature of the performances. In Kabuki, aragoto actors wear distinctive costumes and elaborate wigs, enhancing their larger-than-life personas. The performances often include stylized fight scenes and acrobatics, captivating audiences with their visual spectacle. Aragoto plays frequently draw from historical tales and folklore, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of Japan.