A playlist that begins with the performance of shikisanban (okina). When Noh was designated a shikigaku, or “ceremonial art,” during the Edo era, gobandate starting with shikisanban became the standard performance style. Wakinoh that followed the performance of shikisanban were known as okinatsuki-wakinoh, and included changes in the performance such as the playing of special songs before the entrance of the waki, known as netori-okitsuzumi.
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