華の碑文―世阿弥元清 (1977年) (中公文庫)
by 杉本 苑子
In 'Hana no Hifumi: Zeami Motokiyo,' Sonoko Sugimoto crafts a vivid portrait of the renowned Noh playwright and performer. Set against the backdrop of feudal Japan, the novel illuminates Zeami's profound influence on traditional theater, weaving themes of creativity and legacy into a richly detailed historical tapestry. This Chuko Bunko edition offers an accessible entry into Japan's classical artistic world.
About This Book
This work, published in 1977 as part of the Chuko Bunko series, is authored by Sonoko Sugimoto and centers on Zeami Motokiyo, a pivotal figure in Japanese performing arts.
The narrative unfolds around the life and contributions of Zeami, known as the founder of Noh theater, blending historical elements with imaginative storytelling.
Through its evocative prose, the book captures the essence of medieval Japan, highlighting themes of artistry, tradition, and cultural heritage.
Readers are invited to reflect on the enduring impact of Zeami's innovations in drama and performance.
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