Tachiai Kyogenkai - Tarokaja Hachiban Shobu
*Information at the time of adoption.
- Name of the organization or individual
- NPO ACT.JT
- subsidy category
- Creation Grant
- Grant Type
- single year
FY31 (2019) 1st term Creation Grant [Single-year grant program]
Business Overview
Kyogen is often performed by each family, but once a year, young Kyogen performers across schools and families come together for a performance called 'Tachiai Kyogen-kai,' and this is the sixth performance. This time, titled "Tarokaja Hachiban Shobu," they performed eight programs of the representative character Tarokaja. By continuing the Tachiai Kyogenkai, not only the interaction among Kyogen performers is deepened, which leads to the revitalization of the whole organization, but also the feeling that the next generation of audiences can be developed and nurtured is obtained, and the ripple effect of an increase in the number of Kyogen audiences is expected. I believe it will be an unprecedented and epoch-making performance that will contribute to the spread and development of Japanese culture.
Tojiro YAMAMOTO family 'Kuchimi' Rintaro YAMAMOTO, Taitaro YAMAMOTO, Noritaka YAMAMOTO Kyogen Kyodosha, 'Funafuna' Toshihiro KASHIMA, Matsujiro INOUE family 'Chidori' Chuzaburo SHIGEYAMA family 'Chidori' Chuzaburo SHIGEYAMA, Zenshi YAMAMOTO, Hironori OKAMURA, Sengoro SHIGEYAMA family 'Monka' Sengoro SHIGEYAMA, Hiroshi SHIMADA, Minoru SUZUKI, Yoshichiku family 'Kiyomizu' Daijiro ZENTAKE, Yoshitaro ZENTAKETOMI, Matasaburo NOMURA family 'Fumi fubun' Takayuki NOGUCHI, Nobuo NOMURA, Kentaro OKUZU, Yaemon OKURA family 'Tachizuri' Okura, Shiki OKUZU, Motonari OKUMI YOSHIDA, Nobuumi YOSHIDA, Manzo NOMURA family 'Nagatana Ango' Mannojo NOMURA, Manzo NOMURA, Akito NOMURA, Yuki KONO, Kennosuke NOMURA, Shinnosuke NOMURA
- Period of Activity / Project
- Saturday, February 15, 2020
- Venues
- National Noh Theater (Shibuya Ward, Tokyo)
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Profile
[NPO ACT.JT]
Established in 2003. It provides education, regional development, and cultural exchange with foreign countries through Japanese classical and medieval performing arts. It provides performing arts such as gigaku, gagaku, dengaku, nohgaku, and hogaku in various forms such as performances, workshops, general participation, and classes at schools. It develops activities to convey the "Japanese spirit" to the future by creating a place where people of all ages can enjoy from encounters with performing arts.