Noh, established between the Nanbokucho era (1336 a.d.) and the Muromachi era (1392 a.d.) by the father and son duo of Kanami and Zeami, flourished as a ceremonial art in the Edo period (1600 a.d.), and was enjoyed by the Daimyo and Samurai. Meanwhile, Kabuki accompanied by Nagauta was born among the common people, along with much regional minyo (folk music). Each art became more sophisticated as it was passed on to modern times. Nogaku-Nagauta-Minyo Taiko
Nogaku Nagauta Minyo-Taiko
Noh, established between the Nanbokucho era (1336 a.d.) and the Muromachi era (1392 a.d.) by the fa...