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Five-Play Noh Program

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Noh · Folk performance

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An official performance format of Noh. A day’s program presents wakinoh (god plays), shura (warrior plays), kazura (woman plays), miscellaneous plays (madness plays, etc.), and kirinoh (demon plays) in that order; also the program itself. Usually “Okina” precedes the god play, and kyogen is performed between Noh plays. #word

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