-
during the
first half of the 20th century. In
modern ****anese slang,
naniwabushi is
sometimes used to mean "a sob story",
since the
songs were
often about...
- wo Oikakete" (****anese: 遠足を追いかけて) . 33 - "It's
Naniwabushi! Buru's Life" Transliteration: "
Naniwabushi da yo! Buru Jinsei" (****anese: 浪花節だよ!ブル人生) September 11...
-
Naramaru Hyōdō
Hiromi and
Henry D.
Smith II, “Singing
Tales of the Gishi:
Naniwabushi and the Forty-seven Rōnin in Late
Meiji ****an.”
Monumenta Nipponica,...
- was the
leader of an ōendan team. In Osaka, he
studied music under the
naniwabushi master Hirosawa Kikuharu II [ja] (1914-1964) and
thence became involved...
- Wind Yes No No No
Forward with the Flag of
Independence Yes No No No
Naniwabushi Recitation Chushingura Yes No No No 1944 Fire on that Flag! Yes No No...
- to
ordinary ****anese people, and in his
essay "Kyōkaku to
Edokko to
Naniwabushi" he
described his own
performances as "art for the
common people." During...
- (United States)
January 23 -
Gauche the
Cellist (****an)
February 7 -
Naniwabushi Daisuki (****an)
February 17 - I Am a Cat (****an)
March 13:
Aladdin and...
-
Traditional Theatrical March 13, 1982 144
minutes Naniwabushi Daisuki 浪花節大好き (I Love the
Naniwabushi) ****an Yuji
Hiragawa Tohan Kikaku Kansai TV Television...
- was also an avid fan of poetry, and for a time
considered a
career in
naniwabushi, a
traditional ****anese
style of
musical theater. Koga also developed...
- 1984 21 "Ho****uku no Machi" (星屑の街, "Stardust City") 1 June 1984 22 "
Naniwabushi da yo
Jinsei wa" (浪花節だよ人生は) 21
August 1984 23 "Sakaba de Aba yo" (酒場であばよ)...
