Schools |
All five |
Category |
The Fourth group Noh, the First group Noh in ryaku category |
Author |
Komparu Zenchiku |
Subject |
Kokin Waka-shū, Mini-shū, Jinnō Shōtōki volume 1 |
Season |
Winter |
Scene | Tatsuta in Yamato Province |
Tsukurimono |
Ichijō-dai (a wooden frame covered with gorgeous fabric), small shrine |
Characters |
Mae-shite |
Shrine Maiden |
Nochi-shite |
Goddess Tatsuta Myōjin |
Waki | Itinerant Monk |
Waki-tsure |
Attendant monks (two) |
Ai |
Villager |
Masks |
Shite |
Zō-onna, Fukai, Ko’omote, etc. |
Costumes |
Mae-shite |
Kazura (wig), kazura-obi (band for a wig), karaori (a short-sleeved kimono outer robe) worn in kinagashi-style, kitsuke / surihaku (short-sleeved kimono, worn as the innermost layer of the costume of a female character) and a fan. |
Nochi-shite |
Kuro-tare (a type of wig made of black hair), Kindan-hachimaki (a golden headband), tengan (a crown for celestial bodies and female court ladies), chōken (an unlined, long-sleeved elegant garment worn by dancing female characters) or maiginu (a wide-sleeved kimono worn by female gods), kitsuke / surihaku, hakama in ōkuchi-style (scarlet), koshi-obi (belt), and a fan. Holding a hei wand for kagura dance. |
Waki |
Sumi-bōshi (a hood for ordinary Buddhist monks), mizugoromo (a type of knee-length kimono), kitsuke / kogōshi-atsuita (thickly woven kimono with small check patterns), hakama in ōkuchi-style (white), koshi-obi, a fan, and Buddhist prayer beads. |
Waki-tsure |
Similar to Waki. Kitsuke / muji-noshime (short-sleeved kimono with no pattern, worn as the innermost layer of the costumes of male characters of lesser standing). |
Ai |
Naga-kamishimo (long-sleeved kimono worn with a sleeveless robe and a pair of hakama trousers with trailing hems), kitsuke / dan-noshime (short-sleeved kimono with very wide stripes, worn as the innermost layer of the costumes of male characters of lesser standing), koshi-obi, a small sword, and a fan. |
Number of scenes |
Two |
Length |
About 1 hour 30 minutes |