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Kochō (胡蝶)
Contributed by David Surtasky Dedicated to Jean Ann Wertz of the Zen Mountain Monestary, Mt. Tremperer, NY Kochō (胡蝶) (summary) A third category play by Kanze Nobumitsu One early spring a Monk from the mountains of Yoshino was making his … Continue reading
Nonomiya (野宮)
Contributed by David Surtasky Nonomiya (野宮) (summary) A third category play by an unknown author One autumn a Monk was visiting some famous sites in Kyoto. After seeing and enjoying the many shrines and temples there, he went to see … Continue reading
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Tagged Amaterasu Ōmikami, Emperor Kiritsubo, 野宮, 賢木, hikaru genji, Ise Shrine, kamo festival, lady aoi, Lady Rokujô, noh play in autumn, noh play summary, nonomiya, purification ritual, Sagano, sakaki branch, seventh day of the ninth month, Shrine in the Fields, The Shining Prince, third category play, torii gate, 榊
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Hashitomi (半蔀)
Contributed by David Surtasky Hashitomi (半蔀) A third category play (attributed to Naitō Saemon) One summer many years ago a Monk from Unrin-in Temple in Miyako was undergoing his ascetic training. Each day he offered flowers to the Buddha. As … Continue reading
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Tagged dream play, Gōjō, Hashitomi, hikaru genji, Lady Yūgao, moonflower, mugen noh, Naitō Saemon, noh play summary, third category play, Unrin-in, 半蔀
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Aoi no Ue (葵上)
Contributed by David Surtasky Aoi no Ue (summary) A fourth category play attributed to Zeami (At the front of the stage is laid a kosode representing the stricken Lady Aoi.) A courtier arrives and announces that he serves the retired … Continue reading
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Tagged aoi-no-ue, azusa-yumai, broken carriage, catalpa bow, 葵上, five myō-ō, fourth category play, hannya, hikaru genji, lady aoi, Lady Rokujô, noh, noh play, noh play summary, priestess teruhi, Rokujō no Miyasudokoro, sanmitsu-no-gyōhō, Shugen-dō, spirit of lady, yamabushi, Yokawa-no-kohijiri, zeami
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