Azuma Noh Kyogen
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〘Noun〙 After the Meiji Restoration, Noh actors and Kyogen performers who had left their stipends performed town kyogen in Asakusa, Tokyo. It was combined with shamisen music to popularize Noh. It continued from around 1870 ( Meiji 3 ) to around 1881. Modern Noh. Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
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〘名〙 明治維新後、扶持を離れた能楽師、狂言師が、東京浅草で行なった町方狂言。三味線音楽と結合して能楽の大衆化をはかったもの。明治三年（一八七〇）頃から一四年頃まで続く。今様能楽。
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