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Definition of かわたけ‐もくあみ in the Japanese dictionary
Kawatake Mukami 【Kawatake Musumeya】 [1816 ~ 1893] Kabuki script writer at the end of the Shogunate and the early Meiji era. The people of Edo. Last name, Yoshimura. My childhood, Shin-sei. Haiku, water \u0026 thinsp; (kishi) \u0026 thinsp ;. Introductory to Tsuruya North and North, Takeshi Takeshi \u0026 thinsp; (and Kenzo) \u0026 thinsp; nameless, followed by the 2nd generation 河 竹 新 七. Later year I called Furukawa Makiya. Takasei Edo Kabuki, who bridged the modern play, was good at caretaking, scattered \u0026 thinsp; (zakuri) \u0026 thinsp; also tried things and active histories. Works "Udon Leba Utsunoya Pass \u0026 thinsp; (Tsutomomiji Utsunoya) \u0026 thinsp;" "Three People Yoshiko Shita \u0026 thinsp; (Sannchi Chisa Kuruwa's Wingspan) \u0026 thinsp;" " Flowers \u0026 thinsp; (Do not be afraid of clouds) \u0026 thinsp; かわたけ‐もくあみ【河竹黙阿弥】 ［1816～1893］幕末・明治初期の歌舞伎脚本作者。江戸の人。本姓、吉村。幼名、新七。俳号、其水 (きすい) 。5世鶴屋南北に入門、勝諺蔵 (かつげんぞう) を名のり、のち2世河竹新七を襲名。晩年は古河黙阿弥と称した。江戸歌舞伎を大成、近代の劇への橋渡しをした人で、世話物を得意とし、散切 (ざんぎり) 物・活歴物も試みた。作「蔦紅葉宇都谷峠 (つたもみじうつのやとうげ) 」「三人吉三廓初買 (さんにんきちさくるわのはつがい) 」「天衣紛上野初花 (くもにまごううえののはつはな) 」など。
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