One of the schools of Icchu-bushi. In 1849 , Uji Shibunsai, a disciple of the fifth Miyako Icchu (according to one theory, the second Miyako Icchu), separated from the Miyako school and established this school. Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 一中節の流派の一つ。嘉永二年(一八四九)、五世都一中(一説には二世菅野序遊)の門人、宇治紫文斎が都派から分離して始めた流派。
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