Kyoto Ballet Company Performance
Ballet
The leader is a snare drummer Nao Ishikawa who has a synonymous name of the super artist "God's hand" that Japan boasts worldwide.
Dancer Wakata Takuya who is active in blast! Together with that Ishikawa,
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Snare drum solo world championship winning three times
Nori Ishikawa , Harutora Ganto delivering the second consecutive victory, super artist super artist Takayuki Nakabe and
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Kyōgen together with Nō is part of Nōgaku theatre. Kyōgen is sometimes compared to the Italian comic form of commedia dell'arte, which developed around the same period (14th century) and likewise features stock characters. It also has parallels with the Greek satyr play, a short, comical play performed between tragedies.
Kyōgen is thought to derive from a form of Chinese entertainment that was brought to Japan around the 8th century. This entertainment form became known as sarugaku and initially encompassed both serious drama and comedy. By the 14th century, these forms of sarugaku had become known as Noh and kyōgen, respectively.
Kyōgen provided a major influence on the later development of kabuki theater. After the earlier, more ribald forms of kabuki had been outlawed in the mid-17th century, the government permitted the establishment of the new yarō-kabuki (men's kabuki) only on the grounds that it refrain from the previous kabuki forms' lewdness and instead model itself after kyōgen.
Noh had been the official entertainment form of the Edo period, and was therefore subsidized by the government. Kyōgen, performed in conjunction with Noh, also received the patronage of the government and the upper class during this time. Following the Meiji Restoration, however, this support ceased. Without government support, Noh and kyōgen went into decline, as many Japanese citizens gravitated toward the more "modern" Western art forms. In 1879, however, then-former US President Ulysses S. Grant and his wife, while touring Japan, expressed an interest in the traditional art of Noh. They became the first Americans to witness Noh and kyōgen plays and are said to have enjoyed the performance. Their approval is believed to have sparked a revival of interest in these forms.
In modern Japan, kyōgen is performed both separately and as a part of Noh. When performed as part of a Noh performance, kyōgen can take three forms: a separate (comic) kyōgen play, performed between two Noh plays (inter-Noh), which is known as honkyōgen (本狂言, actual kyōgen), as a (non-comic) scene within a Noh play (intra-Noh, between two scenes), which is known as aikyōgen (間狂言, in-between kyōgen, kyōgen interval), or as betsukyōgen (別狂言, special kyōgen).
In aikyōgen, most often the main Noh actor (shite) leaves the stage and is replaced by a kyōgen actor (狂言方 kyōgen-kata), who then explains the play (for the benefit of the audience), though other forms are also possible – the aikyōgen happening at the start, or the kyōgen actor otherwise interacting with the Noh actors. As part of Noh, aikyōgen is not comic – the manner (movements, way of speech) and costume are serious and dramatic. However, the actor is dressed in a kyōgen outfit and uses kyōgen-style language and delivery (rather than Noh language and delivery) – meaning simpler, less archaic language, delivered closer to a speaking voice – and thus can generally be understood by the audience, hence the role in explaining the play. Thus, while the costume and delivery are kyōgen-style (kyōgen in form), the clothing will be more elegant and the delivery less playful than in separate, comic kyōgen. Before and after aikyōgen, the kyōgen actor waits (kneeling in seiza) at the kyogen seat (狂言座 kyōgen-za) at the end of the bridge (hashigakari), close to the stage.
The traditions of kyōgen are maintained primarily by family groups, especially the Izumi school and Ōkura school.
Election qualifications are being held since 2007. Three pairs of Hokkaido, six in Tohoku, 24 in the east, six in the west, twelve in the west, six in the Kyushu, and 24 college students (ninth ranking in the previous year's ranking), seed players (last grand prix semi-final group) A group (All Japan Student Competition Dance Federation) will be selected.
In 1980, when we celebrated the 3rd year since the establishment of JADA, we welcomed His Highness Prince Makasa Miyazaki to JADA Governor, and in the following 1981, the 1st Mikasa Cup Cup 10 Men's Cup Dance Championship was held and cut off until now It is inherited from beginning to end. Beginning in 2008, Junior Olympic Cup and All Japan Dance Sports Championship Junior will be joined in addition to Senior and Juvenile's All Japan Sports Championships, literally Olympic athletes dreaming about the future and showing lovely dance , I am popular.
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In the United States, R designation. Name of Performance OGRE GOD FESTIVAL TOUR
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Begining: 2018/08/14 (Tuesday) 10:00
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Succeeding the tradition of the puppet troupe Yoshida Denjiro-za:
From the early 17th to mid-20th century, there existed numerous puppet troupes in Awaji Island. Some were big and others small. They performed not only inside the island but travelled around larger areas of Japan to show their elaborate puppetry. The present-day Awaji Puppet Theatre Company performs having inherited all the properties of the Yoshida Denjirô-za, one of the biggest troupes in Awaji.
Yoshida Denjirô-za was listed in a 1741 document as one of the 38 troupes of Awaji. Based off historical documents which confirm its history, we understand that the troupe owned a performance license and travelled all throughout Japan. Other big troupes, Uemura Gennojô-za, Nakamura Kyûdayû-za, and Ichimura Rokunojô-za, also gave tour performances around Japan in the same way. Yoshida Denjirô-za recruited several members from another troupe, Kobayashi Rokudayû-za, during 1890s and 1910s and made a junior group. The senior and junior groups gave performances separately.
The troupes visited Tokushima, Sanuki (in Kagawa), Iyo (in Ehime), Kii (in Wakayama), Harima (in Hyogo), and coastal areas around the Sea of Japan as well as local villages inside Awaji. Among them, they seem to have established a strong connection with the Iyo region, as the troupe possessed a variety of masks of gods and animals created by a well-known mask maker of the region, Menmitsu Yoshimitsu.
Yoshida Denjirô-za excelled at performances of the piece Honchô nijushikô (Our Country’s Twenty four Paragons of Filial Piety). When they performed this piece in front of the feudal lord of Matsuyama, a daughter of the lord gave the troupe a gorgeous kimono cloth and colorful fusuma (a stage setting) with embroidered chrysanthemum patterns. This property is said to surpass any of the other troupes. The troupe made several donations to famous shrines Konpira-jinja and Sanjô Hachiman in Kagawa prefecture. In February 1916, the troupe was invited to the opening event of Uchiko-za Theatre in Ehime prefecture. They performed Imoseyama onna teikin (Proper Upbringing of a Young Lady at Mount Imose) for eleven days under a contract of 320 yen (roughly 200,000 yen in today’s market) for the performance fee.
In the 1930s, the troupe was so popular that famous figures such as writer Hayashi Fumiko (1903-1951) and actor Hanayagi Shôtarô (1894-1965) paid visits to the theater. However, the financial condition of the troupe gradually deteriorated, and it ceased activity at the end of World War II. The owner quit puppetry and opened an antique shop. After the war in 1957, the owner had been listed to become the promoter for a project to erect a monument designating the origin of the ningyô jôruri puppetry tradition in Awaji. However, as he did not have an appropriate successor, he instead donated all the properties, including historical documents, to the Association of Awaji ningyô jôruri. Thus, the Awaji Puppet Theatre Company was established and has taken over the tradition of Yoshida Denjirô-za.
The birth of the Awaji Puppet Theater:
Awaji puppet plays were once very popular in the Edo period (1603-1868). It was sponsored by the feudal lord of Tokushima as well as local influential people and was enjoyed in various areas inside and outside Awaji. However, after the Meiji Restoration (1868), it gradually lost the interest of the people because of the emergence of new forms of entertainment. It also failed to capture the interest of young successors in the profession due to how demanding training is. After World War II, the Awaji puppet play tradition was in danger of vanishing. In this crisis, a new puppetry troupe, the Awaji Puppet Theatre Company, was established in 1964 with the support of the local people who well understood the value of this unique tradition and wished to keep it.
The troupe’s activity is highly regarded not only in Japan but also in many foreign countries. It has been invited to perform in 20 countries and areas in USA, Russia, Europe, Asia, and Oceania. The troupe has also conducted educational programs in local children’s associations, elementary schools, junior and senior high schools, and young people’s associations in order to foster successors to the tradition.
History of over 500 years:
In the past, Awaji puppeteers travelled all over Japan and performed in temporary theatres in outdoor fields called nogake. After the Awaji Puppet Theatre Company was established, it initially gave performances at a public hall in the Ichi district, believed to be the birthplace of Awaji puppetry. In 1968, the troupe’s base was moved to the Fukura area, which is a port town and welcomes many tourists with various ocean activities. In 1985, it moved into a new complex facility built on a hill, Onaruto-kyo Memorial Hall. Finally, the current theatre, especially designed for puppetry, was completed in Fukura in 2012. And now, the audience can enjoy various human dramas, embodied by puppets, human narrative, and shamisen music every day.
Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property:
Supported by the people’s effort to protect local tradition, the Awaji puppet play tradition has survived a number of crises and hardships. The members of the Awaji Puppet Theatre Company diligently devote themselves to everyday training in order to pass down this art to the next generation with pride and hope.
It takes long time to master this art. For example, in order to achieve effortless mastery, seven years are required for manipulating the feet of a puppet, seven more years for the left hand, and a lifelong period for the head and the right hand. The members engage in this tradition, understanding both the difficulty and the joy of the art form. In this current society where mass consumption prevails, many traditional arts have been forgotten, but we eagerly try to absorb and embody the essence of this wonderful traditional art and wish to hand it down to the next generation.
Awaji Doll seat originated in Minami-Awaji-shi. At the end of the Muromachi period, it is said that the puppeteer of "Nishinomiya Shrine, Hundred Taio" is farmers stayed at Sanjo Village (now Minami-Awaji-shi ). In the Edo period more than 40 dolls visited the country nationwide. After the Meiji period, many locals disappeared, but in 1964 "Awaji Ningyo" was established to protect the local arts. Minamiawaji City continued large naruto stage in Memorial Hall.
On Awajishima there are various figurines from the beginning of the Edo era to the beginning of Showa era, and not only in Awaji Island but also all over the country, it is the charm of Ningyo. Awaji Ningyo inherits Yoshida Shojiro, one of the large places, and has stage performing. As well as the three-seat of Genji, His and Rokko, we toured the countries with gifts owner's license.The main cruises were Awaji, Tokushima, Sanuki, Iyo, Kii, Harima, San-in Road, Hokuriku-do and others, especially seemed to have many customers. It is said that there are curiosities in the head of the animal, such as fox, tiger, spider, etc, whether it is said to be an excellent item of surface light, starting with the side of lieutenant and black lieutenant.
Ningyo joruri Bunraku was declared UNESCO as "masterpiece on oral and human intangible heritage of human beings" in 2003 (Heisei 15), and "2008 representative list of representatives of human intangible cultural heritage" in 2008 It was stated in.
Location: Forest Hall, NGK Spark Plug Gallery
Begining: 2018/10/09 (Tuesday) 10:00
Notes: ※ kindergarten can not enter
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Lol is a singing and dancing group under Avex Trax. They debuted on August 12, 2015, with the song "fire!". They were formed on September 2014 by Avex Trax.
Their name comes from the slang word "lol" meaning to "laugh out loud", thus producing their concept of wanting to be a group that makes people smile and can impress people as well. Their song "Heartbeat" was used as the opening song for the anime "Tribe Cool Crew". Their fan name is "lol family".
Tigh-Z is a dance & vocal group consisting of TAKUYA, RYOTA, SHOTA, RYO, Inoue Susumu, Amu, Watabe Takeshi.In 2019, the group will appear in the Kobe Collection and aim for solo performances at the Osaka Castle Hall on August 19 Zepp Nagoya, and on December 29 Zepp Namba is the one-man live, and the group currently attracting the most attention.
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MLK Jr. station is a DART Light Rail station in Dallas, Texas. It is situated in South Dallas and serves the Green Line. MLK Jr. station acts as a transfer point to numerous buses at the nearby J.B. Jackson Jr. Transit Center. Since opening in 2009, ridership has grown substantially to 1,153 riders each weekday.
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Cellchrome is a Japanese rock band under the Being label.
The Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols is a service of Christian worship celebrating the birth of Jesus that is traditionally followed at Christmas. The story of the fall of humanity, the promise of the Messiah, and the birth of Jesus is told in nine short Bible readings from Genesis, the prophetic books and the Gospels, interspersed with the singing of Christmas carols, hymns and choir music.
In 1878 the Royal Cornwall Gazette reported that the choir of Truro Cathedral would sing a service of carols at 10:00 p.m. on Christmas Eve.
Two years later, Edward White Benson, at that time Bishop of Truro in Cornwall but later Archbishop of Canterbury, formalised the service with Nine Lessons for use on Christmas Eve (24 December) 1880. The first service took place at 10:00 p.m. on Christmas Eve in the temporary wooden structure serving as his cathedral whilst the new cathedral was being built. Over 400 people attended this first service. There is an oft-repeated myth that the purpose of the service was to keep men out of the pubs.
The service has subsequently been in continuous use (with modifications) in Truro since 1880, and followed Bishop Benson in his new appointment as Archbishop of Canterbury in 1883. In December 2013 Truro Cathedral staged a reconstruction of Bishop Benson's original 1880 Nine Lessons with Carols Service which was attended by an audience of over 1,500 people.
The original liturgy has since been adapted and used by other churches all over the world. Lessons and Carols most often occur in Anglican churches. However, numerous Christian denominations have adopted this service, or a variation on this service, as part of their Christmas celebrations. In the UK, the service has become the standard format for school carol services.
The best-known version is broadcast annually from King's College, Cambridge, on Christmas Eve. It features carols sung by the famous Choir of King's College. Brown University in Providence Rhode Island celebrated its 100th Service of Lessons and Carols in 2016, holding its first festival one year before King's College began theirs. From Brown, the festival tradition has spread to other US institutions, including Groton School of Groton, Massachusetts, which performed its first Lessons and Carols in 1928.
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He went to Gakushuin University Faculty of Letters Department of Philosophy, but he dropped out after that. He said "I chose" Beggars · Opera "from my thesis"
John Caird, director of the musical "Beggars · Opera", selected him as the role of Anjolas in "Les Miserables". This will be the beginning, "Miss Saigon" Chris role, "Les Misé" Marius for him continue to play a role.
Corporate name: Future music planning general corporation
Establishment date: April 27, 2015
Location: Toranomon 3-10-5-6F, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0001
Office: MI Building 901, Nerima 1-5-4 Nerima, Nerima-ku Tokyo 176-0001 Tokyo
Representative Director: Oda Tanahiro,
Managing directors: Yasuyuki Ooi (Representative Director, Alive), Tadashi Takamatsu
Director:
Hiroyuki Okichi (Representative Director of Building Tech Co., Ltd.)
Yasunori Satake (Chairman, Japan Opera Promotion Organization, Public Interest Foundation)
Hiroyuki Mizukami (lawyer / Mizukami Toyama law firm)
Auditor:
Shinosuke Abe (Full-Time Corporate Auditor of La Atre Inc.)
Name of Performance: Kabuki-za Yoshinori Akiyo Minutes thirty-one Main Kabuki Kabuki-za
Location: Kabuki-za Theater
Begining: 2018/10/12 (Friday) 10:00
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Limited number of tickets: You can book up to 8 tickets by an application. Application limit 4 times.
Type of seats and fees: top-tier seats: ¥ 18,000
Secondary seating: ¥ 14,000
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Ogami Matsuzuki (Oyoe Shozaku, New Letter: Pine Green) is a famous Kabuki actor's name. The shop name is Otaya. The constant pattern is held in four wheels, and the substitute is Hanabishi in Fujinawa.
"Pine green" is derived from the first generation of Matsuzo Onoe's alias. Later on, Matsuzuki used this as a famous place, and in the last years of his six years "Onogami Matsuri" appeared.
Nakamura Yoshimemon (Nakamura Kichimon) is a famous Kabuki actor's name. There are two Sanoogawa shops in the middle of the Edo period, and two harbor shops after the Meiji era. Today just saying "Nakamura Yoshiemon" usually refers to Yoshonemon of the Harima branch.
The shop name is Sanoogawa shop. Family female representative of the treasure calendar · Family with the younger brother of the original Sano River chrysanthemum as the ancestor.
Kabuki (歌舞伎) is a traditional Japanese form of theater with roots tracing back to the Edo Period. It is recognized as one of Japan's three major classical theaters along with noh and bunraku, and has been named as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.
What is it?
Kabuki is an art form rich in showmanship. It involves elaborately designed costumes, eye-catching make-up, outlandish wigs, and arguably most importantly, the exaggerated actions performed by the actors. The highly-stylized movements serve to convey meaning to the audience; this is especially important since an old-fashioned form of Japanese is typically used, which is difficult even for Japanese people to fully understand.
Dynamic stage sets such as revolving platforms and trapdoors allow for the prompt changing of a scene or the appearance/disappearance of actors. Another specialty of the kabuki stage is a footbridge (hanamichi) that leads through the audience, allowing for a dramatic entrance or exit. Ambiance is aided with live music performed using traditional instruments. These elements combine to produce a visually stunning and captivating performance.
Plots are usually based on historical events, warm hearted dramas, moral conflicts, love stories, tales of tragedy of conspiracy, or other well-known stories. A unique feature of a kabuki performance is that what is on show is often only part of an entire story (usually the best part). Therefore, to enhance the enjoyment derived, it would be good to read a little about the story before attending the show. At some theaters, it is possible to rent headsets which provide English narrations and explanations.
Every year it brings out excellent students at the national dance contest and it will be accepted as an excellent school. It received the 1994 Tachibana Akiko Memorial Excellence Leader Award and received the 1998 Excellent Leader Award. Currently, unusually in rural areas "Tokyo Bird Ballet Company" has been drawing attention as more outstanding students come out in Tokyo (Central). In choreography, student guidance method, production of performances etc, achievements have also been drawing attention as choreographer Etsuko Mashima.
She is president of the dance company NR 6 , which builds works from original aesthetic sense and time feeling , and is working in collaboration with companies, foundations and embassies. Perform performances and workshops at Korea-Japan Dance Contact ( Korea ) , Jogja International Performing Arts Festival (Indonesia), " a sul " International Contemporary Dance Festival ( Portugal ) , DRA Festival ( USA ) Permanent Exhibition of National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation "Anagura's Song", BUMP OF CHICKEN "Zero" PV Choreography.
As a dancer, La Danse Compagnie Kaleidoscope , Dance Venus , performances of Japan Finland dance co-production project etc. have appeared widely.