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Shinto
The Noh Plays of Japan
53 chapters, 232 passages
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Contents
Plan I
Plan II
Chapter I
Chapter I: Atsumori
Chapter I: Ikuta
Chapter I: Tsunemasa
Chapter II
Chapter II: Kumasaka
Chapter II: Eboshi-ori
Chapter II: Benkei on the Bridge
Chapter III: Kagekiyo
Chapter III: Hachi no Ki
Chapter III: Sotoba Komachi
Chapter IV: Ukai (the Cormorant-Fisher)
Chapter IV: Aya no Tsuzumi (The Damask Drum)
Chapter IV: Aoi no Uye (Princess Hollyhock)
Chapter V: Kantan
Chapter V: The Hōka Priests
Chapter V: Hagoromo
Chapter VI: Tanikō (The Valley-Hurling)
Chapter VI: Ikeniye (The Pool-Sacrifice)
Chapter VI: Hatsuyuki (Early Snow)
Chapter VI: Haku Rakuten
Chapter VII: Summaries: Chapter VII: Summaries
Chapter VII: Summaries: Hanakatami (The Flower Basket
Chapter VII: Summaries: Ominameshi
Chapter VII: Summaries: Matsukaze
Chapter VII: Summaries: Shunkwan
Chapter VII: Summaries: Ama (The Fisher-Girl)
Chapter VII: Summaries: Take no Yuki (Snow on the Bamboos)
Chapter VII: Summaries: Tori-oi
Chapter VII: Summaries: Yuya
Chapter VII: Summaries: Tango-Monogurui
Chapter VII: Summaries: Ikkaku Sennin
Chapter VII: Summaries: Yamauba (The Dame of the Mountains)
Chapter VII: Summaries: Hotoke no Hara
Chapter VII: Summaries: Mari (The Football)
Chapter VII: Summaries: Tōru
Chapter VII: Summaries: Mai-Guruma (The Dance Waggons)
Chapter VIII: Kyōgen: Chapter VIII: Kyōgen (Farcical Interlude)
Front matter
Title Page
Illustrations
Introduction
Note on Buddhism
Chapter III: Note on Komachi
Chapter IV: Note on Ukai
Chapter IV: Note On Aoi no Uye
Chapter V: Note On Kantan
Chapter V: Note on Hagoromo
Chapter VI: Note on Tanikō and Ikeniye
Chapter VIII: Kyōgen: Short Bibliography
Chapter VIII: Kyōgen: Appendix I
Chapter VIII: Kyōgen: Appendix II
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