The rich dramatic world of Tosa Joruri, which was very popular in the Genroku period of the Edo era, was closely related to the Yokyoku. There were five basic ways of transforming the Yokyoku materials to make them suitable for Tosa Joruri: 1. Modernisation 2. Adaptation 3. The insertion of elements of the Yokyoku materials verbatim into Tosa Joruri scripts 4. The creation of sequels to popular plays 5. The creation of plays featuring popular characters from the Yokyoku in new situations. Those five methods were often used in combination, and contributed much to the success of Tosa Joruri as entertainment
In Tosa Joruri, there are four "Kijin-taiji-mono" (Demon-conquering stones): 1) Shuten-doji; 2) Suzu...
"Shioyabunsho-monogatari", one of the well-known Tosa Joruri works, is an adaptation of "Bunsho-zosh...
The love story of Emperor Genso and Yokihi, first made popular in \u27Chogonka\u27, has been adapted...
When the Tosa Joruri "Yotsugi Soga" was adapted from Chikamatsu\u27s "Yotsugi Soga," there were two ...
Among Tosa Joruri works there are found four stories related to Genji Monogatari. They are 1) "Hikar...
One of the Tosa Joruri, Suehiromasa Genji is based on Manju (a play of the "Kowakamai" group), which...
In Tosa Joruri, we find the following three works related to Junidan-zoshi. They are 1) Genji-junida...
The Tosa Joruri "Ono-no-Tofu" was written under the influence of the preceding Gidayu Shohon "Ono-no...
"Taiheiki" was familiar from the Mid-Muromachi Period through to the beginning of Pre-Modern Times (...
Tosa Joruri "Hiraganataizen" is based on the "Kamatamono," but is drastically changed from it. The m...
In this essay the author studies the method of making a stage version of Soga-mono in Tosa Joruri fr...
"Teika", one of the well-known Tosa Joruri works, has repeatedly been performed since the middle of ...
The Tosa Joruri "Yoritomo Yuranzoroe" is mainly adapted from the Otogi-Zoshi entitled "Karaito Soshi...
In early modern Japan, the heroine who appears both in the Kanazoshi Usuyuki monogatari and in one o...
The Heian period poetess Ono no Komachi has been popular as a heroine of various narratives. In Noh-...
In Tosa Joruri, there are four "Kijin-taiji-mono" (Demon-conquering stones): 1) Shuten-doji; 2) Suzu...
"Shioyabunsho-monogatari", one of the well-known Tosa Joruri works, is an adaptation of "Bunsho-zosh...
The love story of Emperor Genso and Yokihi, first made popular in \u27Chogonka\u27, has been adapted...
When the Tosa Joruri "Yotsugi Soga" was adapted from Chikamatsu\u27s "Yotsugi Soga," there were two ...
Among Tosa Joruri works there are found four stories related to Genji Monogatari. They are 1) "Hikar...
One of the Tosa Joruri, Suehiromasa Genji is based on Manju (a play of the "Kowakamai" group), which...
In Tosa Joruri, we find the following three works related to Junidan-zoshi. They are 1) Genji-junida...
The Tosa Joruri "Ono-no-Tofu" was written under the influence of the preceding Gidayu Shohon "Ono-no...
"Taiheiki" was familiar from the Mid-Muromachi Period through to the beginning of Pre-Modern Times (...
Tosa Joruri "Hiraganataizen" is based on the "Kamatamono," but is drastically changed from it. The m...
In this essay the author studies the method of making a stage version of Soga-mono in Tosa Joruri fr...
"Teika", one of the well-known Tosa Joruri works, has repeatedly been performed since the middle of ...
The Tosa Joruri "Yoritomo Yuranzoroe" is mainly adapted from the Otogi-Zoshi entitled "Karaito Soshi...
In early modern Japan, the heroine who appears both in the Kanazoshi Usuyuki monogatari and in one o...
The Heian period poetess Ono no Komachi has been popular as a heroine of various narratives. In Noh-...
In Tosa Joruri, there are four "Kijin-taiji-mono" (Demon-conquering stones): 1) Shuten-doji; 2) Suzu...
"Shioyabunsho-monogatari", one of the well-known Tosa Joruri works, is an adaptation of "Bunsho-zosh...
The love story of Emperor Genso and Yokihi, first made popular in \u27Chogonka\u27, has been adapted...