Ko-omote – The International Noh Institute
WEBThe costume is a karaori, or Chinese brocade, and the mask is Ko-omote, to portray the face of a young girl. In stark contrast with the delicate female character is the vengeful ghost of Taira no Tomomori, appearing in the second half of the Noh Funa Benkei.
Yorimasa - University of California, Irvine
WEBA mask similar to this is worn by the ghost of the Heike warrior Tomomori who rises out of the waves to attack Yoshitsune in Funa Benkei.
Traditional Japanese Masks | 18 Types and Their Stories
WEB"Explore the fascinating world of Japanese masks! From Noh to Kabuki, delve into the stories behind each type and their cultural significance. Discover the rich history and artistry behind these iconic symbols of Japanese tradition.
Entertaining the Gods and Man: Japanese Dolls and the Theater
WEBOct 2, 2012 · During the decisive battle at Dan-no-ura in which the Minamoto clan emerged victorious, Tomomori followed his men in defeat by committing suicide. Dramatically posed with one foot still inside the ship, Tomomori holds the anchor that he will tie to his feet before leaping into the sea to his death.
Motifs for sleeve that would match Tomomori back piece.
WEBOct 25, 2023 · So more in depth just looking for other sea creatures or motifs that would work with Tomomori as I have one sleeve that still isn't finalised, already agreed upon is Tomomori back piece, heikigani on chest and maybe back, namakubi Geisha on other chest plate, octopus on one arm with oni mask on the forearm (coverup) & Tamatori vs Dragon on one leg.
SAA Fall 2005 Noh Drama 'Funa Benkei' notes and masks - Sonic
WEBFuna Benkei - Masks (click on image for full-sized image) The Mikazuki ("Third-day Moon" -- the very thin crescent moon) Mask worn by the spirit of Taira no Tomomori (both versions below are by modern mask makers). A mask meant to show a combination of power and divinity. link: Nohmask_Mikazuki_01. link: Nohmask_Mikazuki02
10 Amazing Traditional Japanese Masks And Their Meanings
WEBJan 4, 2024 · 1. Oni Masks – Japanese Demon. Namahage Festival in Akita. Oni means demon or monster in Japanese, and this mask is one of the most terrifying of all. It usually features a bright red face with an angry expression. Its eyes are usually a demonic yellow and it has long canine teeth.
Japanese Masks – Exploring the History of Masks in Japan
WEBFeb 1, 2024 · Traditional Japanese masks can be used for decorative purposes, as well as for performances and dances. But, what is the Tengu mask meaning, or the Kitsune mask meaning? This article will explore the various types of traditional Japanese masks and the distinct function each one plays.
The Definitive Guide to Japanese Masks and Their Meanings
WEBIn ancient Japan, masks were of great importance for performing rituals and plays. The different characters and creatures including common people, deities, ghosts, heroes, animals and devils were depicted with these masks.
Noh Plays DataBase : Funa-Benkei (Benkei in a Boat) : Synopsis …
WEBEspecially the vengeful ghost of Taira no Tomomori, who was the top general of the Heike clan, fiercely attacks Yoshitsune with his long-handled sword, making every effort to send Yoshitsune to the depths of the sea. Benkei rubs his Buddhist prayer beads and devotedly prays to the five great fierce deities.