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The author has been studying kabuki [1–5] to introduce the acquired narrative knowledge and a wide range of techniques into two types of mutually related narrative generation systems, called the Integrated Narrative Generation System (INGS) [6,7] and the Geino Information System (GIS) [8]. In particular, the author has been studying kabuki from the viewpoint of multiple narrative structures or the multiple narrative structure model [6,7]. The generation process of a narrative work and the repetitive production process of several narrative works can be considered from the viewpoint of generation and production through multiple narrative structures. For example, a narrative’s generation flow comprises the multiple structures of a story at a semantic level and a plot at a constructive level.

A Method of Naimaze of Narratives Based on Kabuki Analyses and Propp’s Move Techniques for an Automated Narrative Generation System