- costumes. This
connection is
further underlined by the off-shoot
style yamanba,
named after a
mountain witch in ****anese folklore. The
ganguro trend started...
-
Yamauba (山姥 or 山うば),
Yamamba or
Yamanba are
variations on the name of a yōkai
found in ****anese folklore. The word can also be
written as 山母, 山姫, or 山女郎...
- and
deliberately unattractive, with some
yamanba saying they
liked the
trend "because it
looked stupid."
Yamanba fashion attracted a re****tion as being...
-
Yamanba (山姥) is a frequently-performed Noh play of the
fifth category attributed to
Zeami Motokiyo. Its
central character is the
legendary mountain hag...
-
voiced by Tesshō
Genda (玄田 哲章,
Genda Tesshō).
Yamanba (ヤマンバ, 50-52) is the
younger sister of Daimaou,
Yamanba lived in the
mountains with
their brother Daidarabotchi...
-
mountains over
lives a
yamanba that
could point him in the
right direction. Taro
takes that
information and
finds the
yamanba. The
yamanba tells him what he...
- example. The
terms "
Yamanba" and "Manba"
refer to the
extreme ends of the
Ganguro style. However,
enthusiasts of both the
Yamanba and
Manba styles consider...
- Ukiyo-e of yama-uba with
blackened teeth and Kintarō (
Yamanba and
Kintaro Sakazuki series)...
-
evolved into
another extreme look (though less
extreme than ganguro)
called yamanba ("mountain hag"). As
looks grew more extreme,
fewer girls were attracted...
- acts, bakemono, a
category including oni, tengu, kappa, mo****ke, and
yamanba. ****anese
folklore also
incorporates belief in the goryō or onryō, unquiet...
