Koganeitakiginou Nou「Tomoe」 Photo: Shigeru Inoue
Koganeitakiginou Kyogen「Sadogitune」 Photo: Shigeru Inoue
Koganeitakiginou Dance「Yabunonaka」 Photo: Shigeru Inoue
Along with the traditional Japanese performing arts of Noh and Kyogen, this performance showcased a contemporary work with Noh performers, modern dance and ballet dancers.
In addition to the Noh play “Tomoe” and the Kyogen piece “Sadogitune,” this year’s performance featured a dance work based on Ryunosuke Akutagawa’s novel “In the Woods,” which gave a real sense of the diversity of Noh-based expression.
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Since it was launched in 1979, local Koganei volunteers have carried on the planning and holding of Takigi Noh performances.
Koganei citizen, the Noh performer Reijirou Tsumura, has appeared in Koganei Takigi Noh performances since the first event. In recent years he has co-performed some ambitious new works with guest artists from diverse genres.
Koganei Miyajigakki Hall
