Although kōwakamai has dance and musical components, scholars consider its textual component as an independent literary genre. Kōwakamai may have evolved...

also featured in another genre of Japanese drama called kōwakamai. The main element of kōwakamai is performance, but the texts associated with the performances...

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and humour. Its language is more vernacular and its plots more comedic. Kōwakamai developed somewhat later than noh. According to tradition, the form was...

Noh play Momiji-gari, on the work. The word yuki-onna appears in the kōwakamai Fushimi Tokiwa (伏見常盤), and the motif of people being taken by old raccoons...

kusemai, having been transmitted from time immemorial to the present. Also, kōwakamai, which is sometimes considered a style of kusemai, is known to have been...

power of his death, Atsumori's ghost has been unable to move on.) The Kōwakamai (幸若舞) version of Atsumori (not the Noh play) contains the following verse:...

Yuriwaka") has existed in the form of librettos for performance in the kōwakamai dance since the late Muromachi period (16th century or even earlier),...

one of the Kabuki Jūhachiban). It is also said that the Soga tales in Kōwakamai are based on this tale. The story and its performers have been popular...

Lines in Ōta, Tokyo, Japan Okayama (dance), a Japanese Muromachi-period kōwakamai Okayama at-large district, a constituency Okayama Broadcasting, a TV station...

its legacy lives on in the Sogamono plays in kabuki, noh, jōruri and kōwakamai theaters. During the Muromachi period, several members of the Soga clan...

not appear in the part describing the Revenge of the Soga brothers. In kōwakamai, a group of songs called Sogamono are based on Soga Monogatari. In "Ichiman...

as Intangible cultural heritage. Yahashira Shrine, Tsuge, Nara, Nara — Kōwakamai (幸若舞) Dance narrative of military tales performed by three dancers and...

Okayama (岡山) is a Japanese kōwaka-mai of the hōgan-mono genre (works about Minamoto no Yoshitsune) composed in the Muromachi period. It tells the story...