Digital Archives
Noh and Kyogen Rare Materials Digital Collection | |
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This digital archive aims to provide access to the unique collections related to noh and kyogen theater owned and managed by Hosei University Noh Theatre Research Institute to the widest possible audience. You can view the images and bibliographic information of our materials. | |
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Noh and Kyogen Materials Comprehensive Digital Archive | |
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A searchable archive of bibliographic and image data from the rich collection of noh and kyogen materials in possession of the Noh Theatre Research Institute of Hosei University. In addition to the rare documents that have already been made available to the public, this archive also includes the table of contents and images from the modern magazines. More materials will join the archive in due course. | |
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Konparu Family Digital Archive | |
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A searchable archive of bibliographic and image data of the former Konparu family collection, now in possession of the Institute, and collection owned by the head of Konparu family. | |
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Former Date Family Collection Archive | |
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An archive of 171 items formerly owned by the Date family, feudal lord of Sendai, from the collection of the Institute and Hosei University Kōzan Collection. | |
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Collection of Images of Source Materials
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An archive of noh libretti, annotated noh editions, transmission books, noh manuals, historical documents, and kyōgen texts in the collection of the Nogami Memorial Noh Theatre Research Institute of Hosei University. The materials made public in this archive include Important Cultural Properties and other historically valuable documents and visual materials. | |
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“Fragments of noh drama, traces of the masters” (Kōzan Bunko Collection)
A total of 79 recordings of scenes from noh performances made on 16 mm film by EJIMA Ihei around the years 1932–1934. |
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“Performances by the Hōshō School in Dalian” (Kōzan Bunko Collection)
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16 mm recordings of performances by HŌSHŌ Shigefusa and other actors of the Hōshō school on a tour of Seoul, Changchun, Shenyang, Dalian, Qingdao, and Shanghai in August, 1935. | |
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