¡Genyo Nogaku Shu(Tankobon Comics)
¡Akiko Namitsu
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[Machine Translation] The quintessence of Japanese culture, Noh, resonates with "something out of this world." Akiko Hazu, a girls' manga artist, has created a manga adaptation of the world of Noh, the quintessence of Japanese culture! The mysterious world of Noh can be enjoyed as a comic book. The commentary column is also substantial! The story of "Sumidagawa," a story of love between a father and son that continues even after death, which became the subject of a TV drama, as well as "Aoiage," "Sadaie," "Hagoromo," "Dojoji," and more. ......The souls of the dead and other deformed things, The famous Noh plays that resonate with "unworldly things," such as the souls of the dead and otherworldly things, are beautifully illustrated and comicalized. Maiko Yamauchi of the Kanazawa Nohgaku Museum has written a commentary column for each work. This book is suitable for both those who are just beginning to learn about Noh plays and for those who seek a more advanced commentary on Noh plays. The beautiful Noh drama comic with bizarre fantasy, which appeared in "Yu", "Mei (Mei)", and "Kai to Yu", has finally been published in book form. No. 1 Aoiage No. 2 Sadaie No. 3 Koge No. 4 Hagoromo No. 5 Seikyo No. 6 Dori Komachi No. 7 Autumn Leaves Hunt No. 8 Shojo No. 9 Sumidagawa No. 10 Dojoji No. 11 Kaijin Special No. 10 A conversation between Akiko Hazu and Maiko Yamauchi on the occasion of "Ayakashi no Tsuzumi" by Hisasaku Yumeno
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