-
continued with
Ashikari (The Reed Cutter, 1932), Shunkinshō (A
Portrait of
Shunkin, 1933), and many
other works that
combine traditional aesthetics with Tanizaki's...
- "Shunkinsho", or "A
portrait of
Shunkin" (****anese: 春琴抄) is a film
adaptation of a
short story by Jun'ichirō Tanizaki.
Released in 1976, it
stars Momoe...
- Gate of **** (1953) - Kesa Aru onna (1954) - Yoko
Hayazuki Shunkin monogatari (1954) -
Shunkin Asakusa no yoru (1954) -
Setsuko Takashima The
Princess Sen...
-
written on
Shunkin's life and
promises to pay her, she
eventually tells him the
story of
Shunkin and
Sasuke in a
series of
flashback sequences.
Shunkin is the...
- du
livre Sé-oto, Le
chant du gué de l'impératrice
Michiko sur le site
shunkin.net
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David (18 June...
- yokochô (1953)
Seven Samurai (1954) –
Heihachi Hayashida, one of the
samurai Shunkin monogatari (1954) –
Teizo Kakute yume ari (1954) –
Sensuke Nasu Saizansu...
- Annie-B
Parson is an
American c****ographer, dancer, and
director based in Brooklyn, New York.
Parson is
notable for her work in dance/theater, post-modern...
-
mention of the use of
uguisu no fun is in a book
entitled Shunkin-sho (Portrait of Lady
Shunkin),
published in 1933 by Jun'ichirō Tanizaki, set in ****an's...
- Shunkinshō (****anese: 春琴抄, Shunkinshō), "A
Portrait of
Shunkin", is an
opera by
Minoru Miki, with ****anese
libretto by Jun
Maeda (まえだ純,
Maeda Jun). It...
- Musashi, 1932),
Ashikari (The Reed Cutter, 1932),
Shunkinsho (A
Portrait of
Shunkin, 1933), and Shōshō
Shigemoto no haha (Captain Shigemoto's Mother, 1949–1950)...
