Add to ORKGTosa Joruri "Hiraganataizen" is based on the "Kamatamono," but is drastically changed from it. The most prominent changes concern the royalty of Kamata\u27s wife and the activities of Tametomo. These changes show the influence of the characters and scenes which were popular in Ko-joruri and which have been brought over into "Hiraganataizen." This play is uch based on the classics and as such plays an important role in the reform of Shin-joruri
One of the Tosa Joruri, Suounonaishi Bijinzakura is based on a waka by Suounonaishi (which was colle...
In Tosa Joruri, there are four "Kijin-taiji-mono" (Demon-conquering stones): 1) Shuten-doji; 2) Suzu...
"Taiheiki" was familiar from the Mid-Muromachi Period through to the beginning of Pre-Modern Times (...
When the Tosa Joruri "Yotsugi Soga" was adapted from Chikamatsu\u27s "Yotsugi Soga," there were two ...
The rich dramatic world of Tosa Joruri, which was very popular in the Genroku period of the Edo era,...
In early modern Japan, the heroine who appears both in the Kanazoshi Usuyuki monogatari and in one o...
Among Tosa Joruri works there are found four stories related to Genji Monogatari. They are 1) "Hikar...
The Heian period poetess Ono no Komachi has been popular as a heroine of various narratives. In Noh-...
In Tosa Joruri, we find the following three works related to Junidan-zoshi. They are 1) Genji-junida...
Tosa Nikki is an adaptation of Kaga-no-jo\u27s Ise Monogatari for the stage and includes the device ...
The Tosa Joruri "Yoritomo Yuranzoroe" is mainly adapted from the Otogi-Zoshi entitled "Karaito Soshi...
In this essay the author studies the method of making a stage version of Soga-mono in Tosa Joruri fr...
The Tosa Joruri "Ono-no-Tofu" was written under the influence of the preceding Gidayu Shohon "Ono-no...
"Sandai Shiten\u27no" is a joruri which describes how Kiso Yoshinaka established his power in the Ki...
One of the Tosa Joruri, "Butoku Kagami" is based on a heroic episode of Hachiman Taro as a main plot...
One of the Tosa Joruri, Suounonaishi Bijinzakura is based on a waka by Suounonaishi (which was colle...
In Tosa Joruri, there are four "Kijin-taiji-mono" (Demon-conquering stones): 1) Shuten-doji; 2) Suzu...
"Taiheiki" was familiar from the Mid-Muromachi Period through to the beginning of Pre-Modern Times (...
When the Tosa Joruri "Yotsugi Soga" was adapted from Chikamatsu\u27s "Yotsugi Soga," there were two ...
The rich dramatic world of Tosa Joruri, which was very popular in the Genroku period of the Edo era,...
In early modern Japan, the heroine who appears both in the Kanazoshi Usuyuki monogatari and in one o...
Among Tosa Joruri works there are found four stories related to Genji Monogatari. They are 1) "Hikar...
The Heian period poetess Ono no Komachi has been popular as a heroine of various narratives. In Noh-...
In Tosa Joruri, we find the following three works related to Junidan-zoshi. They are 1) Genji-junida...
Tosa Nikki is an adaptation of Kaga-no-jo\u27s Ise Monogatari for the stage and includes the device ...
The Tosa Joruri "Yoritomo Yuranzoroe" is mainly adapted from the Otogi-Zoshi entitled "Karaito Soshi...
In this essay the author studies the method of making a stage version of Soga-mono in Tosa Joruri fr...
The Tosa Joruri "Ono-no-Tofu" was written under the influence of the preceding Gidayu Shohon "Ono-no...
"Sandai Shiten\u27no" is a joruri which describes how Kiso Yoshinaka established his power in the Ki...
One of the Tosa Joruri, "Butoku Kagami" is based on a heroic episode of Hachiman Taro as a main plot...
One of the Tosa Joruri, Suounonaishi Bijinzakura is based on a waka by Suounonaishi (which was colle...
In Tosa Joruri, there are four "Kijin-taiji-mono" (Demon-conquering stones): 1) Shuten-doji; 2) Suzu...
"Taiheiki" was familiar from the Mid-Muromachi Period through to the beginning of Pre-Modern Times (...