HÔKAZO
(放下僧)

                
Makino Kojirô (牧野小次郎)
 
Makino Kojirô's Older Brother]
Makino Kojirô no Ani (牧野小次郎の兄)
 
Nobutoshi (****)

Play: Hôkazô (放下僧)
Print Date: 01/15/98  
Artist: Tsukioka Kôgyo (月岡耕漁)
Series: [Picture of Noh Plays] Nôgaku Zue (能楽図絵) [#74]
Image courtesy of the University of Pittsburgh
 
 

 

                
Makino Kojirô (牧野小次郎)
 
Makino Kojirô's Older Brother]
Makino Kojirô no Ani (牧野小次郎の兄)

Play: Hôkazo (放下僧)
Print Date: 12/25/25
Artist: Tsukioka Kôgyo (月岡耕漁)
Series: [A Great Mirror of Nô Pictures] Nôga Taikan (能画大鑑), Vol. 3, #37
Image courtesy of the University of Pittsburgh
 
 
 

                 

Play: Hôkazô (放下僧)
Print Date: 1924
Artist: Yamaguchi Ryôshû (山口蓼洲)
Series: [List of Noh Play Equipment)] Nôgu Taikan (能具大鑑) #85
Image courtesy of the University of Pittsburgh
 
Note: Tsukurimono: Bamboo stick with a white wig and a Chinese fan. Kakko (small tabor) for Nochi-
shite. Circle on the top right: It says in the play, "He has seen a shaped like a tiger and he thought that
was his enemy. Having an arrow on his bow-string, he shot with all his might..."
 
 

                 

Play: Hôkazô (放下僧)
Print Date: 1924
Artist: Yamaguchi Ryôshû (山口蓼洲)
Series: [List of Noh Play Equipment)] Nôgu Taikan (能具大鑑) #86
Image courtesy of the University of Pittsburgh
 
Note: Kanze school. Nashiuchi-eboshi (type of hood) with shiro hachimaki (white head band) for
Tsure. Yumiya (bow and arrow). Shikishi: Front shikishi depicts a stick of bamboo grass with color
paper strips. Worn by Tsure on his waist. Kongō school does not use it. Back shikishi depicts the
pattern of atsuita, a type of short-sleeved kimono for Tsure.