In this paper, the author, first, introduces my previous kabuki studies and the results. These studies have been conducted from the viewpoints of my narrative generation models and multiple narrative structures, and organized in the plan of studying and analyzing diverse aspects, elements, and narrative techniques of kabuki to utilize the results and knowledge in my narrative generation systems, namely integrated narrative generation system and geino information system. Next, this paper shows short-term and long-term future issues and directions based on the above kabuki studies and analyses.