〘noun〙① A play such as kabuki or bunraku puppet theater created to coincide with temple exhibitions. Examples include "Keisei Mibu Dainenbutsu," "Keisei Asama -ga-take ," and "Sakai Daiji Kaicho." ② A spectacle in the Edo period featuring tricks and elaborate mechanisms that were shown to coincide with temple exhibitions. Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙① 寺院の開帳をあてこんで作った歌舞伎や人形浄瑠璃などの戯曲。「傾城壬生大念仏(けいせいみぶだいねんぶつ)」「傾城浅間嶽(けいせいあさまがたけ)」「堺大寺開帳」などの類。② 江戸時代の見世物で、開帳をあてこんで見せた、からくり仕掛けや細工物。
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