-
marrying a
daughter of Zeami. At some
point he took the
artistic name
Komparu Ujinobu and then
finally Konparu Zenchiku. In 1443, he
became the leader...
-
Basho Technologies, an
American software company Bashō, a Noh play by
Komparu Zenchiku Basho, a
dialect of
Denya language Basho, a
concept in Kitaro...
- school,
which is
widely accepted among historians, was Bishaō Gon no Kami (
Komparu Gonnokami)
during Nanboku-chō
period in the 14th century.
According to...
-
Chaplet is
considered to rank
among the
chief masterpieces of its creator,
Komparu Zenchiku. A
priest on a
travelling pilgrimage joins a
woman in a boat,...
-
translation of
Ikkaku sennin.)
Furyuno no jidai:
Konparu Zenpo to sono
shuhen ("
Komparu Zempo and the age of
furyu (spectacle) noh performance"; 1998), by Tomoko...
- Noh's
greatest playwrights and actors, such as Hata no Ujiyasu,
Zeami and
Komparu Mitsutarō.
Kawakatsu is said to have
served a
number of rulers, including...
- was
first released on
October 20, 2004. A
light novel,
written by
Tomoko Komparu and
illustrated by
Rumiko Takahashi, was
published by Shoga****an on December...
-
Asian Folklore Studies. 29: 294. doi:10.2307/1177614. JSTOR 1177614.
Komparu,
Kunio (1983). The Noh Theater:
Principles and Perspectives. New York /...
- or "The
Kasuga Dragon God," is a ****anese Noh play
often attributed to
Komparu Zenchiku, son-in-law of
Zeami Motokiyo. The play
features the historical...
-
According to Zeami's writings, Kōkatsu, the
ancestor of both the
Kanze and
Komparu Noh lineages,
introduced ritual dances to ****an in the
sixth century; this...
