He was from Omi (Shiga Prefecture). He studied under Sankobo and founded the Omi Iseki family of mask makers. A Jo mask made in 1528 is still on display at Kochi Tosa Shrine. There is a theory that the founder of Omi Iseki was Iseki Munenobu, and some believe that Chikanobu was another name for Munenobu. He was commonly known as Kazusa no Suke. Source: Kodansha Digital Japanese Name Dictionary +Plus Information | Legend |
近江(おうみ)(滋賀県)の人。三光坊に師事し,面打ち近江井関家をおこす。高知土佐神社に享禄(きょうろく)元年(1528)作の尉(じょう)面が現存する。なお,近江井関の創始者は井関宗信(むねのぶ)とする説があり,親信は宗信の別名とする見方もある。通称は上総介(かずさのすけ)。 出典 講談社デジタル版 日本人名大辞典+Plusについて 情報 | 凡例 |
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