- The
system of
forbidden colors (禁色,
kinjiki)
developed in ****an in the 8th
century saw
certain colors of
traditional court clothing reserved for certain...
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Forbidden Colors (禁色,
Kinjiki) is a 1951
novel by ****anese
writer Yukio Mishima,
translated into
English in 1968. A part two
titled Higyō (秘楽, "Secret...
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hierarchy were displa**** and
determined by
certain colors.
Colors known as
kinjiki (禁色, "forbidden colors") were
strictly reserved for the
robes of the Imperial...
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expressionist dance. He
undertook his
first Ankoku Butoh performance,
Kinjiki, in 1959,
using a
novel by
Yukio Mishima as the raw
input material for...
- Yoru Pure
White Nights 1950 青の時代 Ao no
Jidai The Age of Blue 1950 禁色
Kinjiki Forbidden Colors 1951–1953
Alfred H.
Marks 1968–1974 0-375-70516-3 真夏の死...
- in ****anese aesthetics." The
first butoh piece,
Forbidden Colors (禁色,
Kinjiki) by
Tatsumi Hijikata,
premiered at a
dance festival in 1959. It was based...
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Kindai Meicho Bunko (近代名著文庫) (English, "Modern
Masterpiece Library") (1917)
Kinjiki Kō****u no
nochi ni kuru mono
Meiji taishō
shishi Nanpō kikō
Nihon bunka...
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Enrique Lafourcade Chile [Death Penalty] 1953
Kinjiki Yukio Mishima ****an [Forbidden Colors] The name
kinjiki is a
euphemism for same-**** love. It describes...
- latter's
company performed an
interpretation of
Yukio Mishima's
novel Kinjiki (Forbidden Colors),
about secret homo****ual desire. The interpretation...
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Wales is
established as The
Academi Gymreig. The
first butoh performance,
Kinjiki by
Tatsumi Hijikata, is pla**** at a
dance festival in ****an. It is based...
