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1. noh.stanford.edu › staging › costumesCostumes - Stanford University

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   Noh costumes can be divided into four basic categories: (1) kosode “small-sleeved”, T-shaped, straight-lined, full-length garments similar to a modern kimono, with wrist-length sleeves that have their cuff edge sewn up half way to form a pocket. (2) ōsode or hirosode “broad-sleeved” outer garments.

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2. www.wordplays.com › crossword-solver › Noh-wearNoh wear Crossword Clue | Wordplays.com

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   What are the different types of Noh costumes?

   • Noh costumes can be divided into four basic categories: (1) kosode “small-sleeved”, T-shaped, straight-lined, full-length garments similar to a modern kimono, with wrist-length sleeves that have their cuff edge sewn up half way to form a pocket. (2) ōsode or hirosode “broad-sleeved” outer garments.

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   What is a Noh robe?

   • With striking colors, elaborate texture, and intricate weave and embroidery, Noh robes are truly works of art in their own right. Costumes for the shite in particular are extravagant, shimmering silk brocades, but are progressively less sumptuous for the tsure, the wakizure, and the aikyōgen.

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   Is Noh a'mother art'?

   • “Noh is like a ‘mother art’ that artists delve into,” says Julia Yamane, the representative director of Discover Noh in Kyoto. Flutes and drums used in Noh are also utilized by musicians in Japan’s famed festivals, such as Gion Matsuri.

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   What is a Noh play?

   • Noh is one of the most ancient living forms of theater in the world, captivating audiences and for almost a thousand years. Even if you’ve never been to see a noh play, you will probably have caught glimpses of wooden masks, or heard snippets of shamisen tunes. These all raise more questions than they answer though, so we’re here to help.

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4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › NohNoh - Wikipedia

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   Noh is often based on tales from traditional literature with a supernatural being transformed into human form as a hero narrating a story. Noh integrates masks, costumes and various props in a dance-based performance, requiring highly trained actors and musicians.

5. japanobjects.com › features › nohWhat is Noh? Complete Guide to Noh Theater - Japan Objects

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   • Author: Brooke Larsen

   • What is Noh, and What Does Noh Mean? Noh Dancer, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Noh (能) comes from a Japanese word meaning talent or skill. Advanced performance and technical abilities are necessary for each show, which involves a complex combination of acting, dance, music, and other abilities.
   • How Old is Noh Theater? © Onnamen Noh Mask, 18th Century, Fukuoka City Museum. Japanese noh drama was inspired by a form of performance art that was brought to the country from China in the 8th century.
   • How Has Noh Survived to the Present Day? Noh endured a financial crisis with the collapse of the shogunate at the end of the 19th century. Many performers retired and venues closed due to loss of funding.
   • What Are Noh Plays About? Hanakago Noh Play by Tsukioka Gyokusei, 1938. A typical noh play is short and features little dialogue: movement and music are more important to telling the story.

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7. www.metmuseum.org › toah › hdNō Costume | Essay | The Metropolitan Museum of Art ...

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   The costume of the shite changes according to the change in identity. The main pieces in the Nō wardrobe are divided into two groups, ōsode (literally, “large sleeves”) and kosode (literally, “small sleeves”). The ōsode garments are outer robes and jackets with broad sleeves completely open at the wrist.

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8. www.metmuseum.org › art › collectionNoh robe (Atsuita) | Japan | Edo period (1615–1868) | The ...

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   Title: Noh robe (Atsuita) Period: Edo period (1615–1868) Date: 18th century. Culture: Japan. Medium: Twill weave silk. Dimensions: 63 × 50 3/4 in. (160 × 128.9 cm) Classification: Costumes-Woven. Credit Line: Purchase, Diane and Arthur Abbey Gift, 2018. Accession Number: 2018.632

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10. www.nationalgeographic.com › travel › articleKabuki and Noh are evolving with the times. Here’s how to ...

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    Nov 10, 2023 · November 10, 2023. • 7 min read. In the ancient artform of Noh, masked figures clad in elaborate robes use songs and chants to weave tales of gods and ghosts, love and loss from Japanese legends....