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General Research Project into Noh |
> Director
Mikio Takemoto
> Research Organization
Researcher |
Affiliation |
Mikio Takemoto |
Professor,Waseda University School of Letters,
Arts and Sciences |
Setsuko Otani |
Professor,Kobe Women's University |
Hiroshi Ochiai |
Associate Professor,National Institute of Japanese
Literature |
Kazumichi Sato |
Research Assistant,The Tsubouchi Memorial Theatre
Museum |
Stanca Shortz |
Professor,University of Trier |
Izumi Takakuwa |
Dean, department of Performing Arts,National
Research Institute for Cultural Properties, Tokyo |
Yasuo Nakamura |
Professor,National Institute of Japanese Literature
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Akiko Miyake |
Professor,Yokohama National University |
Reiko Yamanaka |
Professor,Hosei University, Institute of Nogaku
Studies |
Ryo Araki |
Professional Noh performer |
Sasaki Koichi |
Researcher on Noh |
Hiroshi Seida |
Researcher on Noh |
> Studies for This Year
The primary objectives for this year will be to
establish the search database of the Kawasaki Kue-en (1873-1961, professional
Noh performer) collection. We will also investigate the Yoshida-Bunko
library in Niigata, and will make a library catalog of the Tôgô
Yoshida (1864-1918, professor of Waseda university) collection. For
the study of Noh scripts, we will continue preparatory work to publish
“Shinpen-Yôkyoku-Taikan”(the New corpse of Noh scripts).
> Research Plans for This Year
In this year we will complete the database of
the Kawasaki Kue-en Collection. This database will not only be a library
catalog, but also a search database to help studying musical scores
of Noh.
The investigation of the Yoshida Bunko Library is scheduled for three-four
times visits. When it is finished, we will begin to prepare the data
for a library catalog of the Yoshida collection.
The preparatory work for “Shimpen Yôkyoku Taikan”
is now in progress.
> Activity Report
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