Inhon (Japan) - Inpon

...In addition to the shamisen, there are also pieces where instruments such as the koto, kokyu, and yakumokin are played on the floor, and a thin-necked shamisen is added behind the floor, and pure Osaka-style geza music is often played.
[Text and Notation]
A book containing the entire story of a Joruri work is called a Maruhon (Inbon), and it allows us to learn about the original work and the original song. A book written for the tayu to read while standing on the stage and watching during the performance is called a Yukahon, and contains only one excerpt.

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Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

…三味線以外に箏，胡弓，八雲琴などを床で弾く曲もあるし，床の裏で細棹の三味線を加えたり，純大坂式の下座音楽を伴うことも多い。
［テキストと記譜法］
　ひとつの浄瑠璃作品全段(全巻)を丸ごと収載した板本を丸本(院本)といい，これによって原作･原曲の様子を知ることができる。上演に際して，太夫が見台に置いて見ながら語るために書いた本を床本（ゆかほん）といい，一段だけを抜き出して記している。…

※「院本（日本）」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。

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