[Ghost of Lady Yûgao] Yugao no Bôrei  (夕顔の亡霊)
 
[Priest] Sou (僧)
 
Play: Hajitomi (半蔀)
Print Date: 04/20/98
Artist: Tsukioka Kôgyo (月岡耕漁)
Series: [Picture of Noh Plays] Nôgaku Zue (能楽図絵) [#64]
Image courtesy of the University of Pittsburgh
 
 
 
 

                
[Ghost of Yûgao]
Yugao no Bôrei  (夕顔の亡霊)

Play: Hajitomi (半蔀)
Print Date:  08/1925
Artist: Tsukioka Kôgyo (月岡耕漁)
Series: [One Hundred Nô Plays]
Nôgaku Hyakuban (能楽百番) [#79]
*Image courtesy of the Art Research Center,
Ritsumeikan University


 

                
[Ghost of Lady Yûgao]
Yugao no Bôrei  (夕顔の亡霊)

Play: Hajitomi (半蔀)
Print Date: 08/28/26
Artist: Tsukioka Kôgyo (月岡耕漁)
Series: [A Great Mirror of Nô Pictures] Nôga Taikan (能画大鑑), Vol. 5, #33
Image courtesy of the University of Pittsburgh
 
 
 

                
[Ghost of Lady Yûgao]
Yugao no Bôrei  (夕顔の亡霊)

Play: Hajitomi (半蔀)
Print Date: ?
Artist: Tsukioka Gyokusei (月岡玉瀞)
Image courtesy of the Ronin Gallery
 
 
 
 
 

                 

Play: Hajitomi (半蔀)
Print Date: 1924
Artist: Yamaguchi Ryôshû (山口蓼洲)
Series: [List of Noh Play Equipment)] Nôgu Taikan (能具大鑑) #93
Image courtesy of the University of Pittsburgh
 
Note: Kanze school. Tsukurimono: Shibagaki (bush clovers hedges), depicted on left of the print,
used only when "Rikka kuyō (a memorial service for flowers and trees)" kogaki is performed.
 
 

                 

Play: Hajitomi (半蔀)
Print Date: 1924
Artist: Yamaguchi Ryôshû (山口蓼洲)
Series: [List of Noh Play Equipment)] Nôgu Taikan (能具大鑑) #91
Image courtesy of the University of Pittsburgh
 
Note: Kongô school.  Tsukurimono: Flower basket on an ichijōdai. This tsukurimono is used only
when "Rikka kuyô" (a memorial service for flowers and trees) kogaki is performed. A large pine tree
is used depending on the school.
 
 

                 

Play: Hajitomi (半蔀)
Print Date: 1924
Artist: Yamaguchi Ryôshû (山口蓼洲)
Series: [List of Noh Play Equipment)] Nôgu Taikan (能具大鑑) #92
Image courtesy of the University of Pittsburgh
 
Note: Kongô school. Tsukurimono: Hajitomi: Thatched hut with hinged half wall. Bines of gold and
silver colored hisago (gourds) are entangled in it. Shikishi: It says in the play, "Visit me, please, for
the lovely maiden pink. If you show me your past figure as beautiful as the flower..."