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Radio Drama
Original title: ラジオドラマ
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Radio drama (English: radio drama; German: Hörspiel) is drama produced and presented through audio-only media (mainly radio broadcasting). Also called broadcast drama (hosogeki), audio drama, sound drama, or voice theatre (koegeki). Another similar term is voice drama, but this often refers specifically to media produced in connection with audio-related amateur creative activities or online voice actors. See #Voice drama for details.
ラジオドラマ（英: radio drama、独: Hörspiel）は、音声のみのメディア（主にラジオ放送）上で制作および発表されるドラマのことである。放送劇（ほうそうげき）、オーディオドラマ、サウンドドラマ、声劇（こえげき）とも。他にも、同種の用語としてボイスドラマがあるが、こちらは音系の同人活動やネット声優に関連して製作されるメディアを限定して指すことが多い。詳細は#ボイスドラマを参照。
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- Orson Welles: Radio DramaComputed lexical cosine similarity 0.324 · shared title, text, tags and references
- Shun Ishiwaka: AI DrummerComputed lexical cosine similarity 0.162 · shared title, text, tags and references
- Cologne, Germany: Radio MusicComputed lexical cosine similarity 0.097 · shared title, text, tags and references