Living care - Kizewa

Japanese: 生世話 - きぜわ

〘 noun 〙 ("Ki" (raw) means pure, innocent )① ("Sewa" is an abbreviation of "sewamono (domestic story)") A script that is particularly prone to realism among the sewa-kyogen Kabuki plays. Also, realistic direction. → Kizewamono. *Fruits of Olympus (1940) by Tanaka Hidemitsu, 20 "I don't think it's faithful to the orthodoxies of Kabuki. It's more like the style of a Kizewa-kyogen play by someone like Uzaemon."② The common, realistic secular world depicted in Kizewa-kyogen plays. Also, the common, realistic way of doing things. *Kabuki - Shitenno Sanyu Tamagawa (1818) by Goritsu "In that case, let's make things Kizewa and settle the matter later."

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Japanese:

〘名〙 (「き（生）」は生粋(きっすい)、純粋の意)① (「せわ」は「せわもの（世話物）」の略) 歌舞伎の世話狂言のうち特に写実的傾向の著しい脚本。また、写実的な演出。→生世話物(きぜわもの)。※オリンポスの果実（1940）〈田中英光〉二〇「歌舞伎のオオソドックスに忠実だとはおもへません。まア羽左衛門あたりの生世話の風格ぐらゐが」② 生世話狂言に描かれている庶民的、現実的な俗世間のこと。また、庶民的、現実的なやり方。※歌舞伎・四天王産湯玉川（1818）五立「そんなら物事生世話(キゼワ)にして、跡で話を付けやせう」

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