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銕仙会100周年記念
銕仙会特別公演
| Date | 2026/05/31(Sun) 13:30 |
| Period of Sale | 2026/01/13(Tue) 10:00 ～ 2026/05/31(Sun) 11:30 |
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Noh: The Horsetail, Kanze Tetsunojo
Kyogen: Kanko, Nomura Man
Noh: Dojoji, Kanze Atsuo
The Horsetail A monk from the capital travels down the Kiso Road to visit the hometown of the young Matsuwaka, arriving at Mount Sonohara in Shinano Province. A group of horsetail cutters appears, admiring the surrounding autumn scenery, and begins cutting the horsetail. Among them is an elderly man who tells the monks that the horsetail of Mount Sonohara is a famous plant, even featured in waka poetry. He leads them to a broom tree in Fushiya Forest, also featured in waka poetry, and prays for the prosperity of the art of waka poetry. The old man eventually invites the monks into his home for a night's stay and begins to tell them his story. He says he had a child, but one day he went missing. Since then, he has built a house on this spot and has been asking passersby about her whereabouts. The old man then dons his son's dance costume, recalling his son's performance. He dances wildly, tears streaming down his face... Matsuwaka eventually identifies himself as the old man's son, and the father and son are joyfully reunited.
The master had entrusted Tarō Kaja with a rare three-fruited tangerine (a rare mandarin orange with three fruits on one branch) the previous night. When asked to return it, the master initially pretends not to know, but finally accepts his master's questioning and begins to outline the events. One rolled toward the gate, and he picked it up and ate it, saying, "A good thing (tangerine) never leaves the gate." Another one he had in his pocket was crushed by the tsuba of his sword, and he ate it in the same way. When asked about the remaining one, the master reveals a sad story, and suddenly begins the story of Shunkan, the monk who was left alone on the island of Kikaigashima...
Dojoji Temple: The cherry blossoms are in full bloom at Dojoji Temple in Kishu. Today is the day of the bell memorial service to restore the long-lost bell, and the monks strictly prohibit women from entering. A Shirabyoshi dancer enters the garden on the condition that she will perform a dance. While dancing, she looks up resentfully at the bell and leaps into it, causing it to fall with a loud clang. Long ago, a woman fell in love with a mountain ascetic, and her obsession turned her into a snake. She melted the ascetic, hiding inside the temple's bell, and killed him, along with the bell. Believing that the Shirabyoshi dancer is likely the vengeful spirit of that woman, the monks pray with all their spiritual powers and pull up the bell. Then, the snake-like woman emerges from within the bell and violently challenges the monks, who are praying earnestly... This Noh play depicts a woman's unfathomable passion through a series of breathtakingly tense scenes, centered around the fierce and spirited rhythm of the rhythmic rhythm, including the bell-entering and the fierce battle with the monk.
【Important Notes】
※Due to unforeseen circumstances, the program and performers may change without notice.
※Entry and exit to the auditorium may be restricted during the performance.
※Any behavior that may disturb other patrons, as well as the bringing of dangerous items and alcoholic beverages, are strictly prohibited.
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※Tickets cannot be canceled, exchanged for other performances, or refunded, except in the case of a performance cancellation due to force majeure, such as a natural disaster.
[Performance homepage] http://www.tessen.org/schedule/kikaku/260531_special
Noh play Tokusa
Shite (Leader): Kanze Tetsunojō
Tsure (Male): Shibata Minoru
Tsure (Male): Nishimura Takao
Tsure (Male): Nagayama Keizō
Child actor Matsuwaka: Ando Tsuginosuke
Waki (Waki): Traveling monk: Hosho Kinya
Waki-tsure (Waki-tsure): Hosho Asaya
Waki-tsure (Waki-tsure): Watanabe Aoi
Flute: Takeichi Manabu
Small drum: Okura Genjirō
Large drum: Kamei Hirotada
Takayasu Ando, Masaki Umano
Kengo Tanimoto, Kuroemon Katayama
Jiutai (Chief singer) Takahiro Kitanami Fumiyoshi Asai
Jiichi Asami Osamu Kobayakawa
Guardian Kiyokazu Kanze
Kanji Shimizu
Uzawa Light
20 minutes break
Shimai Hakurakuten Yoshimasa Kanze
Kanehira Noriaki Umewaka
Amenodan Bunzo Otsuki
Nomori Kuroemon Katayama
Yasuteru Kobayakawa
Jiichi Asami
Chiuta Kanji Shimizu
Nagayama Keizo
Shimai Hanakakukyo Kiyokazu Kanze
Takayasu Ando
Osamu Kobayakawa
Chiuta Tetsunojo Kanze
Nomura Shoji
Kyogen Kanji
Shite Tarokasha Man Nomura
Administrator Manzo Nomura
Guardianship Kennosuke Nomura
20 minutes break
Noh Dojoji Akagashira, Mu no Kuzure, and Godan no Mai (Dōjōji)
Mae Shite: Shirabyoshi (Shirobyoshi) Kanze Atsuo
Naka Shite: Snake Body (Snake Body) (Same)
Waki: Dojoji Temple Priest Fukuō Chito
Wakitsure: Attendant Priest Yano Shohei
Wakitsure: Attendant Priest Murase Kei
Ai: Ability Nomura Mannojō
Ai: Ability Nomura Shinnosuke
Flute: Sugi Shintaro
Kotsuzumi: Kanze Shinkurō
Otsuzumi: Yasufuku Mitsuo
Taiko: Kaneharu Soemon
Kobayakawa Yasumitsu, Kitanami Takahiro
Kobayakawa Yasuteru, Nishimura Takao
Jiutai singers: Hikaru Uzawa, Noriaki Umewaka
Masashi Nomura, Minoru Shibata
Assistant: Bunzo Otsuki
Hisashi Uzawa
Kengo Tanimoto
Bell assistant: Yoshimasa Kanze, Kennosuke Nakamori, Takayasu Ando
Masaki Umano, Kenichi Aoki
Kyogen bell assistant: Kennosuke Nomura, Koichiro Yamashita
Yuki Kono, Kota Ishii
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Event and ticketing information
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Location 宝生能楽堂(東京都 特別区部)
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Date 2026/05/31(Sun) 13:30
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Price 6,000 JPY ～ 13,000 JPY(tax included)
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Contact 公益社団法人 銕仙会（てっせんかい）
TEL: 03-3401-2285 (Only in Japanese.)
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Period of Sale 2026/01/13(Tue) 10:00 ～ 2026/05/31(Sun) 11:30
