第2回笹竜胆菊花能楽基金記念公演

Date	2027/01/31(Sun) 13:30
Period of Sale	2026/11/16(Mon) 10:00 ～ 2027/01/31(Sun) 11:30

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About the Sasa Rindo Kikka Nohgaku Fund
This fund was established at the behest of a woman who practiced Noh chanting and Hayashi (musical accompaniment) as a hobby, with the aim of providing opportunities for young Noh performers who have few chances to perform on stage, and for the future development and preservation of Nohgaku.
Based on the idea of protecting and nurturing Japan's wonderful culture, we plan to continue holding performances about once a year.
We would be grateful for your support and attendance.

Dance and Music: Handan, Takeda Isa

Kyogen: Bunzo, Nomura Mannojō

Noh: Futari Shizuka, Uzawa Hisashi and Uzawa Hikaru

Handan

When the troubled young man Lu Sheng visits the village of Handan in China, he hears from the innkeeper about the Handan pillow, which is said to be able to foresee one's future. While the innkeeper prepares a meal, Lu Sheng immediately dozes off on the pillow, and is awakened by a servant and taken in a palanquin to a magnificent palace. Lu Sheng becomes emperor and lives in the height of glory, but awakens from his dream of dazzling days... Realizing that even times of glory are but a dream, Lu Sheng returns to his hometown.

A Tang Dynasty Noh play in which dreams and reality are dynamically interwoven.

In the dance-music scene, Lu Sheng, who has reached the height of his glory, performs a dance, and just as a strange world where time and space are intertwined unfolds before one's eyes, one awakens from the dream.

Bunzo

The master was about to scold Taro Kaja for going out without permission, but when he learned that Kaja had gone sightseeing in the capital, he forgave him this time and asked him about what he had seen in the capital. Kaja said that he had visited his uncle who lived in the capital and had been treated to a rare delicacy, but he had forgotten the name of the food. The master said that it was a name that appeared in the story of the Battle of Ishibashiyama in the "Genpei Seisui Ki," which he liked to read, so the master, intrigued, reluctantly began to tell the story...

Futari Shizuka

It was still early spring on Mount Yoshino. The priest of Katsute Shrine orders the women to gather vegetables to offer to the gods on the seventh day of the New Year. A strange woman appears at the gathering site, speaks to one of the women, and asks her to pass on a message to the shrine family to mourn her passing, before disappearing without revealing her name. The woman, though bewildered, hurries back and tells the priest, expressing her suspicions, at which point a spirit possesses her. The spirit identifies herself as Shizuka Gozen, puts on the dance costume she wore in life that was kept in the treasure house, and dances, recounting her parting with Yoshitsune when he entered Mount Yoshino to escape Yoritomo's pursuers, and how she reluctantly danced before Yoritomo... This Noh play depicts Shizuka Gozen, who longed for Yoshitsune and lamented the impermanence of life. This play features a unique staging in which the spirit of Shizuka Gozen and the possessed woman perform a joint dance.

※U25 (under 25 years old) tickets are exchange vouchers. Please bring your exchange voucher and proof of age to the reception desk after the venue opens on the day of the performance to exchange it for a reserved seat ticket.

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

※Entry and exit to the auditorium may be restricted during the performance.

※Actions that disturb other customers, as well as bringing in dangerous items and alcoholic beverages, are strictly prohibited.

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

※To avoid disrupting the performance, please turn off mobile phones and other devices that emit sound or light during the performance.

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

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

[Performance homepage] https://www.tessen.org/schedule/member_event/270131_sasarindoukikka

Maihayashi Handan
Roo Takeda Isa

Flute: Tomoko Hattanda
Small hand drum: Yoko Oyama
Large hand drum: Takanori Kakihara
Taiko drum: Kanze Yuko

Tatsumi Daijiro
Chorus: Fujii Akimasa, Takeda Takashi
Asakura Daisuke, Tasaki Hajime

Kyogen Bunzo
Shite (main character): Master Nomura Mannojō
Ad: Taro Kaja Nomura Shinnosuke

Guardian Yuki Kono

<20 minutes break>

Noh Shizuka Tachide Issei
Shite: Shizuka Gozen, Uzawa Hisa
Shite: Natsumi-me, Uzawa Hikari
Waki: Katsutemiya Shrine Priest, Norihisa Eiji

Flute: Tomoko Hattanda
Small hand drum: Yoko Oyama
Large hand drum: Takanori Kakihara

Taiki Kobayakawa, Kanze Jun'o
Ryoji Taguchi Masaki Mano
Chorus Keizo Nagayama Takao Nishimura
Takahiro Kitanami Jiichi Asami

Guardian: Kanze Tetsunojo
Tanimoto Kengo
Ando Takayasu