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Chikubushima is an
anonymous Noh play of the
first category,
celebrating the
sacred volcanic[citation needed]
island of that name in Lake Biwa. During...
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Chikubu (竹生島,
Chikubushima) is a
small island in the
northern part of Lake Biwa in
Shiga Prefecture, in the
Kansai region of ****an. It has been
known since...
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Toyotomi Tokimaru Berry 1982, pp. 217–223 Watsky,
Andrew Mark. (2004).
Chikubushima:
Deploying the
Sacred Arts in
Momoyama ****an, p. 199., p. 199, at Google...
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Buddhist deities. Hogon-ji
Temple (Nagahama City,
Shiga Prefecture,
Chikubushima, ****an's
Three Major Benzaiten) Daigan-ji
Temple (Hyokkaichi City, Hiroshima...
- Uga****u
Shrine ****an
portal Religion portal Watsky,
Andrew Mark. (2004).
Chikubushima:
Deploying the
Sacred Arts in
Momoyama ****an, p. 233, at
Google Books...
- been in
reference to ****anese plays. One
example has been
within the
Chikubushima tradition in
which the
dragon goddess Benzaiten was the
emanation of...
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festival is held
annually on June 15. It is also
called Chikubushima Shrine (竹生島神社,
Chikubushima Jinja). List of
National Treasures of ****an (shrines) Joseph...
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first act and
reveals the real self in the
second act. (e.g. Takasago,
Chikubushima)
Shura mono (修羅物,
warrior plays) or
ashura Noh (阿修羅能)
takes its name...
- ****an. Sanshusha. p. 13. Matsudaira, Sadanobu, ed. (1905), "Ōmi no kuni
Chikubushima zō
Tawara Todō
Hidesato shonō
tachi (no) zu" 近江国竹生島社蔵俵藤太秀郷所納太刀図, Shūko...
- (Tenkai),
liking Lake Biwa, had
Benten Island built in
imitation of
Chikubushima, and then the
Bentendo on it. At the time the
island was
accessible only...
