Flowers on the Stage: Noh Costumes, 能装束, nō shōzoku, Nō Costumes
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- Flowers on the Stage: Nō Costumes, 能装束, nō shōzoku is the second in a series of documentaries that delves deeply into a particular aspect of Japanese nō theatre. Nō dates back to the 14th century and is one of the oldest continually performed theatrical traditions in the world. An integral element of nō are the costumes that the performers wear. Nō Costumes reveals the beauty of nō costumes as it examines how they are made, their history, the different types of costumes worn in a performance, the different ways they are worn, and some of the meanings of what is worn. The handwoven silk brocades frequently worn by the shite, the principal performer in a nō, are some of the most beautiful and sublime textiles in the world and Nō Costumes will provide you a window into how they are made and worn.
English closed captioning and Japanese subtitles available. 英語字幕と日本語訳付
「能」をいろいろな角度から追及するドキュメンタリーシリーズの第2弾、「Flowers on the Stage: Nō Costumes, 能装束, nō shōzoku」です。能は14世紀に始まり、現在する最古の伝統舞台芸術の一つです。能に不可欠な要素は、演者が着る装束です。ドキュメンタリー「能装束」は、装束の作成過程、その歴史、演目によって異なるタイプの装束、装束の身に着け方の違い、何を身に着けるかを選択する意味、などを掘り下げながら、能装束の美学を追います。主役のシテがまとう手織りの絹金襴は、世界でも類を見ない荘厳美な織物です。ドキュメンタリー「能装束」は、その装束がいかに作られ、着用されるかを紹介する映画になっています。
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34:05 - 11,000; 38:54 - sometimes; 59:09 - Kitazawa Hideta; 59:13 - Bloomsburg.
Shocked your channel/videos don't have more views! Your documentaries are fantastic!
Thanks.
Extraordinary. So much information, so lovingly gathered together and presented with consummate clarity - and care! You are doing a great, great service on behalf of the art forms. Truly a work of love. My deepest gratitude.
Thank you for watching. I have two more films on noh in production
I would love to give you a one milion "thumbs up" for this documentary and for the one about the Nō masks. Thank you for it!
Thank you for watching. I have two more films on noh in production.
@@Dymsensei Great!!! Waiting for them with a paunding heart :D Thanks
Watched the video about nō masks.
I’m in love with this series, and nō in general now.
I hope to be able to witness a real life noh performance one day!
Do you think maybe you could do a doc on the fans used for Noh? Both the fans used for Shimai and the chukei fans they use for actual Noh performances? I’m obsessed with fans but it’s hard finding anything beyond very basic information about them in English.
Absolutely fascinating! Thank you!!
とても、とても、興味を持って拝見しました。 能を舞台で演じるには、（皆さんの）大変な努力を必要としている事を、身近にしみじみ 改めて感じました。 私は、東京出身で、子供の頃、兄弟（姉妹）とよく 夏のお祭り（縁日）に、夜になると近くの神社に行って、人込みの中で立ったまま、お神楽を見ました。面を被（かぶって？）って演じる人は、とっても怖かったです。 （このドキュメンタリーに、出てくる）能の衣装は、もの凄いですね。 去年、私自身 茶の湯のクラスを、取り始めまして、（その時は）着物を着ています。 近くの骨董品のお店で、着物と帯を買いました。 筒井謙丞さんが、西陣織の着物や帯を、織って下さり、有難いです。 このドキュメンタリーを、製造して下さり有難うございました。 サンフランシスコ近辺に住んでいます。 (This is the Japanese version of my earlier English comment. I added that I live near San Francisco.)
Outstanding documentary! Thank you...
Excellent information and presentation!! Thank you so much for sharing this!
Loved your content. Very Informative. Well presented.
A lot of Study and Efforts 🔥 Keep up the good work brother 🔥👍
Very interesting how much goes into these costumes from weaving them, pattern selection, and how they are worn!
Very, very interesting. I am personally touched by how much work goes into the No performance. I grew up in Tokyo, and as a kid, my siblings and I used to go to the nearby Shrine to watch Okagura (standing room only) during the summer festival (Omatsuri) in the evening. The masked performers were scary. No's woven costumers are spectacular ... I began taking a Cha no Yu class last year, and wear a Kimono now. I bought a nice kimono and the Obi at an antique store nearby and wearing them. Thank you Mr. Tsutsuki Kensuke for pursing to weave the Nishijin kimonos and Obis. And, thank you very much for the documentary.
Thank you for watching and sharing your experiences with noh and Okagura. I haven't seen Okagura and would like to at some point.
That's it. I'm subscribing.
I am wondering where the Zeami quote in this video comes from. I am studying about “no”and would appreciate it if you could tell me!
Comes from Zeami's Fushikaden.
This is phenomenal, thank you so much for making this video!
Thanks for watching!
entertaining yet informative!! should have more views !
Thanks for watching!
Very Educational
Wonderful!
wonderful documentaries 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏾👏🏾👏🏿👏🏿thank you very much. I would love to know where coludirse find a complete noh play with subtitles, if it were possible.
Thanks. Not sure where to watch an entire noh play online. Most performers do not want to post them since they want people to come to the theater to watch.
amazing video thank you
Thanks!
Beautifully made film 👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks!
A huge influence on European clothes of the 1920s.
Thank you for this very detailed and interesting documentary!
Btw., I would love to see a film about the making of traditional Japanese pottery. But that's just a personal suggestion.
Thanks for watching.
I'm curious, do you have any interest in geisha/maiko? I'd love to see a video from you focusing on them if it's in your interest! The Noh videos are so mesmerizing though. I've learned so much ^^
Don't think I would ever be granted the access necessary to make a film on Geisha/Maiko.
@@Dymsensei Understandable! The mystery is a part of what makes them so interesting anyway ^^
Breathtaking!
Thank you! And thanks for watching.
i wanna be this for halloween
Too Good 🔥👍
Hello I am looking to purchase a shozuku but I live in the states and there is no website to purchase them do you have any idea on how I could purchase one?
Not sure where to get it in the states. Ebay or perhaps an antique store that sells Japanese items.
Yes I will look their thanks for the help!