Meet Ono-no-Komachi, i of the Six Poetic Geniuses who lived inwards eighth century Kyoto, brought dorsum to life past times the most highly acclaimed Noh actors of today on Kyoto's oldest Noh stage!
Noh, the oldest musical drama of Japan, has been continuously performed for over 650 years (and has been designated every bit an "Intangible Cultural Heritage" past times UNESCO.) Enjoy its sophisticated aesthetics, stunning masks, gorgeous costumes, lyric trip the low-cal fantastic together with breathtakingly intense musical accompaniment.
Omu Komachi (Komachi’s Parrot-Answer Poem)
September 15th, 2014 at the Oe Noh Stage (on Oshikoji street betwixt Tominokoji together with Yanaginobanba streets)
Doors: 1:30 p.m.
Show: 2:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. (approximately three hours)
Tickets: 8,000 yen (B-seats); 7,000 (C-seats); 6,000 (D-seats, non-reserved seats)
For the seating diagram, delight lift to:
www.senuhima.com/senuhima/zuo_xi_biao915_reserved.html
For reservations together with to a greater extent than information: 5th@senuhima.com
Description:
In her former age, the famous Heian poet Ono no Komachi lives inwards Sekidera, a temple at the border-pass betwixt the uppercase together with Otsu on Lake Biwa. Emperor Yōzei sends Major Counselor Yukiie to enquire sympathetically how she is. His verse form ends: "mishi tamadare no uchi ya yukashisa" (Was non life enchanting at that topographic point / inside the jewelled curtains?).
Yukiie delivers the Emperor's poem, but Komachi tells him that she volition reply alongside simply i word. To the courtier's astonishment, she explains how this is possible past times changing "ya" to "zo," thence that the reply reads: "How enchanting life was there!" [Roy E. Teele translation].
This, she explains is an "ōmu-gaeshi" ("parrot-answer poem"). The residue of the play touches on the comments made nearly Komachi's poesy inwards the preface to the Kokinwakashū. She describes a trip the low-cal fantastic past times the poet Ariwara no Narihira, together with thence dances herself. Yukiie takes his larn out together with Komachi returns to her uncomplicated brushwood habitation past times the temple, her sleeves moisture alongside tears.
Global Performing Arts Database, Cornell University
www.glopad.org/pi/en/record/piece/1000345 Sumber https://japanvisitor.blogspot.com/
Noh, the oldest musical drama of Japan, has been continuously performed for over 650 years (and has been designated every bit an "Intangible Cultural Heritage" past times UNESCO.) Enjoy its sophisticated aesthetics, stunning masks, gorgeous costumes, lyric trip the low-cal fantastic together with breathtakingly intense musical accompaniment.
Omu Komachi (Komachi’s Parrot-Answer Poem)
September 15th, 2014 at the Oe Noh Stage (on Oshikoji street betwixt Tominokoji together with Yanaginobanba streets)
Doors: 1:30 p.m.
Show: 2:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. (approximately three hours)
Tickets: 8,000 yen (B-seats); 7,000 (C-seats); 6,000 (D-seats, non-reserved seats)
For the seating diagram, delight lift to:
www.senuhima.com/senuhima/zuo_xi_biao915_reserved.html
For reservations together with to a greater extent than information: 5th@senuhima.com
Description:
In her former age, the famous Heian poet Ono no Komachi lives inwards Sekidera, a temple at the border-pass betwixt the uppercase together with Otsu on Lake Biwa. Emperor Yōzei sends Major Counselor Yukiie to enquire sympathetically how she is. His verse form ends: "mishi tamadare no uchi ya yukashisa" (Was non life enchanting at that topographic point / inside the jewelled curtains?).
Yukiie delivers the Emperor's poem, but Komachi tells him that she volition reply alongside simply i word. To the courtier's astonishment, she explains how this is possible past times changing "ya" to "zo," thence that the reply reads: "How enchanting life was there!" [Roy E. Teele translation].
This, she explains is an "ōmu-gaeshi" ("parrot-answer poem"). The residue of the play touches on the comments made nearly Komachi's poesy inwards the preface to the Kokinwakashū. She describes a trip the low-cal fantastic past times the poet Ariwara no Narihira, together with thence dances herself. Yukiie takes his larn out together with Komachi returns to her uncomplicated brushwood habitation past times the temple, her sleeves moisture alongside tears.
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Global Performing Arts Database, Cornell University
www.glopad.org/pi/en/record/piece/1000345 Sumber https://japanvisitor.blogspot.com/