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Piece
| Nom de la Pièce | Momijigari |
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| Autre Nom de la Pièce |
Koremochi
([Titre précédent] Earlier title) , Yogoshōgun ([Titre précédent] Earlier title) |
| Date de Création | Muromachi |
| Créateur | Kanze Nobumitsu [Dramaturge] Playwright |
| Arts du Spectacle Associés | Noh |
| Mouvement Associé | currently performed noh |
| Langues de Création | [Japonais] Japanese |
| Divisions de la Structure | Two acts |
| Intrigue | The shite, a noble woman, enters with her attendants to admire the gorgeous autumn colors. While they are settling in to view the maple leaves, Koremochi enters with his entourage. The noble woman invites Koremochi to join their party. Koremochi initially declines, and he eventually gets very drunk. As night approaches the noble woman and her attendants disappear. The Hachiman deity enters with a sword. He is here to alert Koremochi of the impending dancer. The Hachiman deity also reveals that Koremochi’s real intention in coming to the mountain is to exorcise a demon. Meanwhile, the demon has disguised itself as a beautiful woman in order to kill Koremochi. The deity finds Koremochi, warns him, and gives him the sword he has brought. Koremochi wakes up the moment the demon reappears in its fearsome ghost form. They have a ferocious battle, and Koremochi finally kills the demon. |
| Notes | Fifth category demon play. Props: A platform on which a veiled structure stands and from which the demon later appears. |
| Texte Publié dans |
Japanese Noh Drama Volume III, Three Japanese Plays from the Traditional Theatre, Momijigari; La visite aux érables rouges |
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Momijigari
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