銕仙会（てっせんかい）主催公演

銕仙会青山能〈11月〉2部

Date	2026/11/22(Sun) 16:00
Period of Sale	2026/07/13(Mon) 10:00 ～ 2026/11/22(Sun) 15:00

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Shimai Makiginu Kiri Nishimura Takao

Shimai Tenko Ando Takayasu

Shimai Shokun Nagayama Keizo

Noh Katsuragi Asami Jiichi

Makiginu

A mystical Noh play set in the deep mountains of Kumano, in which a possessed miko (shrine maiden) preaches the virtues of waka poetry and saves a man who is late to deliver an imperial command.

In the shimai, numerous gods possess the miko and dance wildly and frantically, showing the final scene in which she eventually returns to her true nature.

Tenko

Tenko, who defied the emperor's orders and was drowned in the Lu River. A Noh play full of musical sentiment that depicts the love between parent and child.

In the final scene, the spirit of Tenko, who rejoiced at the funeral of the Kangenko, plays and frolics under the starry sky.

Shokun

Shokun was sent to King Huhanye Chanyu of the Hu Kingdom for certain reasons. This Noh play depicts the love between parent and child and Shokun's filial piety.

In the final scene, the spirit of Huhanye Chanyu, reflected in the mirror of his parents, shows a terrifying, demonic appearance, and shows the final scene of him being ashamed of his own appearance.

Kazuraki

A village woman appears before a group of mountain ascetics struggling in a blizzard. She is the incarnation of the god of Katsuragi, who, in ancient times, was ashamed of her appearance and only worked at night when a bridge was built between Omine and Katsuragi, and was bound with ivy by En no Gyoja...

As the mountain ascetics were performing their prayers, the god of Katsuragi appeared, clad in ivy, and performed the Yamato dance from the Amano-Iwato myth. Then, ashamed of his appearance, he disappeared before dawn.

A Noh play set in the mythical world of Mount Katsuragi, set amidst the deep snow.

*Please apply for U25 tickets (for those 25 and under) and bench seats by phone (03-3401-2285).

*Due to circumstances, the program and performers may be changed without notice.

*There is no parking at the venue, so please refrain from coming by car.

*Entry and exit to the audience area may be restricted during the performance.

*Any behavior that may disturb other customers, as well as bringing in dangerous items and alcoholic beverages, is strictly prohibited.

*Eating and drinking in the audience area, and taking photographs, recording audio or video without the organizer's permission are strictly prohibited.

*Please turn off all devices that emit sound or light, such as mobile phones, during the performance, as they will disrupt the show.

*Tickets cannot be canceled, exchanged for other performances, or refunded except in the case of cancellation due to force majeure such as natural disasters.

*The opening time may change depending on the crowd situation and preparations.

[Performance Homepage]http://www.tessen.org/schedule/aoyama/2026ao11part2

Shimai Makiginu Kiri Nishimura Takao

Shimai Tenko Ando Takayasu

Shimai Shokun Nagayama Keizo

Aoki Kenichi

Uzawa Hisashi

Chorus Kobayakawa Osamu

Umano Masaki

Noh Katsuragi Yamato Mai

First Shite: Village Woman Asami Jiichi

Second Shite: Katsuragi no Kami 〃

Waki: Mountain Priest Noguchi Takuhiro

Ai: Villager Okura Motonari

Flute Isso Takayuki

Small Drum Toriyama Naoya

Large Drum Kakihara Hirokazu Taiko Sakurai Hitoshi Kobayakawa Yasumitsu Kanze Atsuo Chorus Aoki Kenichi Tanimoto Kengo Uzawa Hikaru Kitanami Takahiro Stage Assistant Shimizu Kanji Kobayakawa Taiki A Noh theater lecture will be held after the performance.

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