Noh Theory
by
Motokiyo Zeami
The Origin of Japanese Dance
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Gigaku Masks
Talchum
Kojiki
Isanagi
Izanagi
Izanami Ameterasu
Omikami
Susano o no Mikoto
Amano
Uzume no Mikoto
Kagura
AMANO UZUME NO MIKOTO
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Miko
Mikagura
Ise Kamo
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Satokagura
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Sanbaso
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Tamai
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Tamai
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Bon Odori
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ITSUKUSHIMA JAPAN MAY 20 2015: Noh theatre stage circa 1680 of Itsukushima Shinto Shrine Miyajima Island Japan. National Imp
ITSUKUSHIMA JAPAN MAY 20 2015: Noh theatre stage circa 1680 of Itsukushima Shinto Shrine Miyajima Island Japan. National Im
Noh Stage at Itsukushima Shinto Shrine, Miyajima Island, circa 1680
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Noh Theatre
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Ennoki
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Noh-men Omote
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Noh bayashi
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Noh
Samurai Muromachi
Kyogen
mai hatarak
Shite)
Waki)
Tsure) Shitetsure)
Wakitsure)
Kyogen)
Kokata)
Jo-Ha-Kyu
Kami mono)
Shura mono) Shurado)
Heige Genji
Katsura mono)
Zatsu mono)
Kyojo mono)
Genzai mono)
Onryu mono)
Kiri mono)
Shidai)
Jidori)
Nanori)
Michiyuki)
Sashi) Ageuta)
Sageuta)
Tsukigerifu)
Mondo)
Kakoai)
Rongi)
“ ”
ai
Machiutai)
Deha
Nanori guri)
Sashi)
Kuse)
Kiri)
:
Geki Noh
Furyu Noh
Genzai Noh
Mugen Noh
Ryokake Noh
Kojiki
Nihon Shoki
Manyoshu
Kokinshu
Ise Monogatari
Yamato Monogatari
Genji Monogatari Murasaki
Shikibu
Heike Monogatari
Minamoto uji Taira uji
Gikeiki) Minamoto no Yoshitsune)
Soga Monogatari) (Soga)
Otou)
Kantan) Rosei)
Yoshi)
Sobata Komachi)
Ono no Komachi)
Fukakusa)
Zeami Motokiyo (
Kannami Kiyotsugu
Ashikaga Yoshimitsu
Ashikaga Yoshimochi
Ashikaga
Yoshinori
Onami
Sado
Fushikaden
Shikado
Kakkyo
Yukaku Shudo Fugen
Sando
Kyu-i
Shukyoku Toga
Shudo Sho
Sarugagu Kangi
Fushikaden
Fushikaden
?
Shiaro
“ ”Amataresu
“ Hana
“ Yugen
Monomane
Hana (花)
Myoka Hie
Mumon
Hana
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Yugen is one of the highest aesthetic values in the field of Japanese art and poetry.
connotes faintness or shadowy-ness, in the sense that it rather negates the self subsistent
solidity of existence, or that it suggests insubstantiality, or more accurately the rarefied quality of
physical concreteness in the dimension of empirical reality.
means dimness, darkness or blackness. It is the darkness caused by profoundity; so deep that
our physical eyesight cannot possibly reach its depth, that is to say, the darkness in the region of
unknowable profoundity.
Things and events coming into and going out of existence, becomes transformed before our eyes
into a field, intangible and mysterious, in which things and events assume a tinge of yugen, losing
the empirical solidity of self-subsistency, wafting as it were in the air, thus pointing to the presence of
the primordial, non-articulated reality underlying them.
Iceburg
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Yugen in Japanese Painting
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Yugen
in
Japanesse
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Madame Butterfly
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Monomane (物真似, imitation or mimesis):
Ran I
Tatsujin
Kyogen
Jirokaja
Tarokaja
Butoh
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Zen Buddhism
minimalism-emptiness
Shintoism
naturalism-mysticism
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