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One of the Noh small hand drum (kotsuzumi) schools, also known in the past as the Kō Seijirō School....

A bag for keeping Noh and Kyōgen masks. Often featuring a flap with a tying strap, its shape is desi...

A folding paper-case for keeping costumes. Made of thick Japanese paper pasted together into larger ...

Used in contrast to genkōkyoku, plays currently being performed, haikyoku refers to plays no longer ...

The research center was established to give an accurate portrayal of modern Noh, which now has a per...

One of Noh’s shitekata schools. The Konparu School has the longest history of any of the four Yamato...

A character in kyōgen plays. Jirō Kaja does not refer to a specific person, but rather to the protég...

A famous character in kyōgen plays. Tarō Kaja does not refer to a specific person, but rather to a h...

Ai, written with the kanji meaning “middle,” refers to the role of the kyōgenkata in Noh. Appearing ...

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