Biography Zeami / Haruo Nishino

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Biography
[Introduction to the contents]
Zeami (1363? - 1443?) was a Noh actor and a Nousaku performer.
He was born with Kanami, who was Daibu (Master of the Kanzeza), and won the favor of Shogun Yoshimitsu ASHIKAGA when he was a child.
Under the protection of the Shogun family, he established Noh as a poetic play loved by both nobles and common people, and left works of Noh that shine Sanzen in the history of theater in the world and theory of art, but he suffered many misfortunes in his later years.
This book carefully reads through his dramatic life and great artistic heritage while paying attention to the influence of power and other entertainers.
Introduction of Terms of Major Nogaku (Sections)
Introduction of Terms of Major Nogaku (Sections)
Introduction chapter Medieval entertainment with empathy
Chapter 1 Father Kanami
1 Origin of Kanami
2 Active performance of Kanami
3 Favor of Yoshimitsu ASHIKAGA
1 Period of Inuou
2 Devotion to Zen and the rise of Zoami
1 Period of Inuou
4 Overview of Zeami's Noh
Chapter 9 Achievement of a Poetic Drama
1 Praise the reign of Zeami
2 Search for elegant shura
3 A woman and noble in memory
4 Age and Youth, Pleasure and Monomania
5 Describe the conflict between men and women
Not more than 6 people
Final chapter Meiji Discovery of Zeami in Japan
References
Postscript
Zeami Ryaku Nenpu
Names of Persons, Matters, and Titles of Songs
Author's brief history
Emeritus Professor Hosei University densho The Flowering Spirit Kakyo 『 『 』 』 『 Kaneshima 』 『 』 『 』 Kanami Gien Ashikaga Shogun