Toyotomi Hideyoshi lived from 1537to 1598 and was a shogun during the period of warring states in th...
The hakobi, or “movement” of the legs is so important in Noh that it is referred to as “the art of ...
See "Tarō Kaja"...
A famous character in kyōgen plays. Tarō Kaja does not refer to a specific person, but rather to a h...
Angling the mask slightly upward is known as terasu, or “to make a happy face,” and angling the mask...
The role accompanying the shite or tsure, known as tomo when playing the role of a sword bearer or o...
See "Tsune-no-Ōgi"...
All of the performers in Noh and kyōgen, from the tachikata to the hayashikata, kōken and jiutai, ca...
The performer appearing after the shite in Noh. Tsure is written with the kanji meaning “to accompan...
“Strong song,” the converse of “weak song,” or yowagin, when referring to the way a melody of a cha...
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