Steamed rice
One of the classic Rakugo pieces. Another title for "Ikori Saheiji." In the Muromachi period, "Okowa" meant a frightening and therefore ugly woman, but in the Edo period, it came to mean deceiving someone because it meant being deceived.Steamed riceSource: About Shogakukan Digital Daijisen Plus Information |
古典落語の演目のひとつ。「居残り佐平次」の別題。「おこわ」は、室町時代には恐ろしいという意から醜い女を指したが、江戸時代にはつつもたせの意からだますことを指すようになった。
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