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Sarugaku (猿楽, "monkey music") was a form of
theatre po****r in ****an
during the 11th to 14th centuries. One of its
predecessors was a sangaku [ja], a...
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types of Noh masks, but the
oldest historical record of Noh masks, [[[
Sarugaku dangi]] [ja]] Error: {{Transliteration}}:
transliteration text not Latin...
- alone, Noh
refers to the
historical genre of
theatre that
originated from
sarugaku in the mid 14th
century and
continues to be
performed today. One of the...
- time when the two were
transforming the Noh
theatre forms Dengaku and
Sarugaku. The
nohkan or fue' ("flute") is made of
split and
tapered strips of smoked...
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including these of a
protector of
performing arts (for
example noh and
sarugaku) and of an
astral god of destiny. He
additionally came to be identified...
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priests also
allowed concealed weapons, such as the tantō.
Minstrel or
sarugaku outfits could have
allowed the
ninja to spy in
enemy buildings without...
- all kinds—architecture, literature, Noh drama, Kyōgen (comedy), poetry,
sarugaku (folk entertainment), the tea ceremony,
landscape gardening, and flower...
- kyōgen, kabuki, and bunraku. Noh had its
origins in the
union of the
sarugaku, with
music and
dance made by Kan'ami and
Zeami Motokiyo.
Among the characteristic...
- (中幡小学校)
Nishihara Elementary School (西原小学校)
Rinsen Elementary School (臨川小学校)
Sarugaku Elementary School (猿楽小学校)
Sasazuka Elementary School (笹塚小学校) Senda****a...
- 元清). Kan'ami's
career began in Obata, Nabari-shi, Mie when he
founded a
sarugaku theater group in the
Kansai region on the main
Honshu island. The troupe...
