Leiter S.L. Historical Dictionary of Japanese Traditional Theatre
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A scene from the kabuki play Meiboku Sendai Hagi, a jidai mono. Standing (left), Nakamura Utaemon VI; kneeling,
Ichikawa Sadanji III. (Author’s collection)
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Matsuômaru (Ichikawa Danjûrô XI) performs a mie during the head inspection scene in the kabuki version of “Terakoya”
(a scene in
Sugawara Denju Tenarai Kagami). (Author’s collection)
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Representative examples of kabuki’s
kumadori makeup: (1) sujiguma,
(2)
kaenguma, for fox characters who take
human form, (3)
kagami jishi no kuma, for
the lion in
Kagami Jishi, (4) and
(8)
hannyaguma, (5) shakkyô men guma,a
gold-colored makeup for certain lion roles,
(6)
kugeakuguma, for wicked princes
(
kugeaku), (7) tsuchigumoguma, for spider
spirits. (From
Yakusha no Sekai 1966)
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Representative kyôgen masks. Top row (left to right): otome, usofuki, buaku; bottom
row (left to right)
kitsune, naki-ama, kentoku. (Photos courtesy of Masuda Shôzô)
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Representative nô masks. Top row (left to right): ko omote, waka onna, fukai,
yamanba; second row (left to right): hannya, atsumori, kantan otoko, semimaru;
third row (left to right):
kasshiki, sanko-jô, shunkan, ikkaku sennin; bottom row
(left to right):
kobeshimi, shôjô, shishiguchi. (Photos courtesy of Masuda Shôzô)
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Benkei (Matsumoto Kôshirô VIII) strikes
a “stone-throwing” pose (
ishinage no
mie
) in Kanjinchô. (Author’s collection)
Naozamurai (
Morita Kanya XIV), seated, and Michitose (Nakamura Jakuemon IV) in the
famous love scene of
Naozamurai. (Author’s collection)
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The waki (celebratory) kyôgen play
Suehirogari. The master, Shigeyama
Sensaku III. (Photo courtesy of
Masuda Shôzô)
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The yamabushi
(mountain ascetic)
kyôgen play Fukuro.
Yamabushi (right),
Izumi Motohide.
(Photo courtesy of
Masuda Shôzô)
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The shômyô (minor landowner) kyôgen play Busu. Jirô Kaja (left), Yamamoto Noritada;
Tarô Kaja (right),Yamamoto Tôjûrô. (Photo courtesy of Masuda Shôzô)
The
oni (devil) kyôgen play Kubihiki. Tametomo (right), Shigeyama Sengorô. (Photo
courtesy of Masuda Shôzô)
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The daimyô (feudal lord) kyôgen play Utsubozaru. Daimyô, Yamamoto Noritada; Tarô
Kaja, Yamamoto Noriyoshi; monkey trainer, Yamamoto Tôjûrô. (Photo courtesy of
Masuda Shôzô)
The
shukke (priest) kyôgen play Shûron. Nenbutsu priest, left, Zenchiku Keigoro; hokke
priest, right, Shigeyama Chûsaburô. (Photo courtesy of Masuda Shôzô)
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Takasago, a first-group (hatsubanme
mono
) nô play. Spirit of Sumiyoshi,
Kita Sadayo. (Photo courtesy of
Masuda Shôzô)
Kiyotsune, a second-group
(
nibanme mono) nô play.
Kiyotsune, Tamura
Shin’ichirô. (Photo courtesy
of Masuda Shôzô)
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