"I like Noh theater."

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少し早めの休暇をとって骨休めしたのはよかったけれど、溜めた仕事と年の瀬感に焦る焦る…દ ¨̯ه૩
私は無事に年を越せるだろうか…💦

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Echoes of a Warlord: Takigawa Kazumasu's Legacy Unveiled Through Choshoji Noh in Gunma

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Howard Greenberg Gallery Presents Kenro Izu: The Beauty of Impermanence - Preview WHEN: September 27 – November 22, 2025 For more information visit the Howard Greenberg Gallery website. WHERE: Howard Greenber

Kenro Izu uses photography to help us focus on the transient nature of beauty (and life)- Click the link to the Picture This Post story to read the preview and see a few of his images.

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#Art Pianist Martha Argerich shares her inspiring experience of performing with Japanese Noh actor Bunzo Otsuki, highlighting cultural exchange's beauty. Their performance, filmed by Argerich's daughter, is a testament to the seamless blend of music and theater. #CulturalExchange #NohTheater

The process of making Noh masks is fascinating!

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The Kotobide noh mask represents the spirit of a fox or other earthly spirit. A gaping mouth, exposing a large red tongue and upper and lower teeth, pulls the cheeks upward, and highlights the circular, metallic eyeballs to create an overall expression of fearlessness. The mask's nose is flat, and the black-painted eyebrows arch high above the eyes.

Kotobide Noh Mask
wood, pigment, lacquer
Deme Mitsunaga
Fourth chief of the Deme family of Echizen, his seal is burned into the inner surface
Edo Period, 17th century

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Noh Theater A tourist's guide to Noh, a form of traditional Japanese theater originating in the 14th century.

I love this form of theatrical expression. People tend to look at me oddly when I express love for it, but f**k 'em.

#Theater #NohTheater #JapaneseTheater

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