坂東扇菊

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Participation in the 60th Japan Arts Festival
Important Cultural Property, Koudaiji Temple, Kyoto "Tenka" Nene and Hideyoshi

2003

Ryohei Kondo, Sengiku, Bunraku shamisen player Seijiro Tsuruzawa, and cellist Udai Shike form opposing poles.
These four elements are seen as a new world through the eyes of each of them.

2021

2005

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Third Asia Pacific Arts Forum 2005　Taiwan Performance
Taipei National University of the Arts Nagauta "Sagimusume"

2005

As in the song "Oboro Yoru no Kiai ni Maze ni Lost in Love with My Heart," a girl dressed in a white kimono and kimono sleeves transforms into the spirit of a heron in this fantastical performance.

2003

2005

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Participation in the 2003 Japan Arts Festival
Yushima Seido Taiseiden (National Historic Site) "Genji" from Aoi no Ue

2005

The performance removes the verbal expression from Zeami's "Aoi no Ue" and concentrates it on "sound," "light," and "movement," and copies the free spatial processing and time axis-changing techniques of Noh as a performance in the modern age.

2005

2010

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「restriction」　人形浄瑠璃『伊達娘恋緋鹿子』より
シアターX提携公演

2010

Using Ningyo Joruri "Date Musume Koi no Higanoko" as a text, the freedom and limitations of the method of fascinates the subtleties of human emotions through the movement of puppets alone.

2005

2013

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The 5th Sengiku-Kai
National Theater Small Theater Nagauta "Kagamijishi"

2013

Yayoi, a peasant serving in the inner palace, dances before the shogun and holds a lion's head decorated with a lion's mask. When she holds the lion's head in her hand, the lion moves over and becomes the spirit of the lion in the latter half of the dance.

2010

2014

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"Noh Space and Itchu-bushi", "Ten no Amishima" and others Tessen-Kai

2014

Chikamatsu Monzaemon's "Shinjuten no Amishima" is a famous story even today, but in the Bunsei era, nearly 100 years after its premiere, it was restored by the fifth generation Miyakoichichu. The story of Koharu Kinokuniya and Jihei Kamiya who choreographed the dance for the Ichichu-bushi.

2013

2018

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The 7th SENGIKU-KAI 50th Anniversary
Asakusa Public Hall Nagauta "Kyokako Musume Dojoji"

2018

This story is derived from the legend of Dojoji, and in the Bando school, this michigyo is called Tokiwazu 'michigyo round character', and at the end, it becomes a demon woman, and it is a foreshadowing of Odate Odate Samagoro's appearance. dance.

2014

2021

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The 8th Sengiku-Kai
National Theater Small Theater Nagauta "Sei to Chimori"

2021

Noh "Funa Benkei" was made into Kabuki, and it was made into a dance based on the idea of Mitsunojo Bando.
In the first scene, Shizuka and Yoshitsune are parting and Yoshitsune asks for a farewell dance. In the second scene, the ghost of Tomomori appears among the waves and challenges Yoshitsune.

2018

2003

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