Good flow - Koryu

Japanese: 幸流 - こうりゅう

The name of a school of Noh performers who play the small drums. It is also called the Kogoro-Jiro school. The founder of the school, Koshiro-Jiro, was a disciple of Miyamasu Yazaemon (died 1556), who was known as a master. The 16th head of the school was Ko Shoko (1892-1977), who is said to be a modern master. His original name was Goro. In 1955, he was recognized as a holder of an Important Intangible Cultural Property. The current 17th head of the school is Shoko's eldest son, Ko Masakage (24- ).

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Japanese:

能の小鼓方の流儀名。幸五郎次郎流ともいう。流祖幸四郎次郎は，名人とうたわれた宮増弥左衛門 (1556没) の弟子。 16世は近代の名人といわれる幸祥光 (1892～1977) 。初名五郎。 1955年重要無形文化財保持者に認定。現 17世宗家は祥光の長男，幸正影 (24～　) 。

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