Nonomiya

Japanese: 野宮 - ののみや

[1] 〘Noun〙① The purification place of the Saio (Saigū) of Ise Grand Shrine. When an imperial princess or queen becomes a Saio, she undergoes purification at the Hatsu Saiin within the palace, and then stays outside the palace for another year before moving to the Saigū at Ise. It is a simple structure with a black-wood torii gate and a brushwood fence. It was located in Sagano, Kyoto. →Saigū. ※Ruijū Kokushi-IV, Ise Saigū, 797 (16th year of Enryaku), August _1st , Kohju, "The Saio Imperial Princess is purified _at the Kazuno River and immediately moved _to _Nomiya ." ② The purification place of the Saio (Saigū) of Kamo Shrine. When an imperial princess or queen becomes a Saio, she undergoes purification at the Hatsu Saiin within the palace, and then stays outside the palace for another year before moving to the shrine. It was located east of Murasakino, Kyoto. →Saigū. ※Sandai Jitsuroku - April 11, 880 (Gangei 4) "Princess Kamo-sai came to _Kamomizu to perform _a purification ritual. She immediately entered _Murasakino _-in . After three years of purification, she _entered _Nonomiya last year." [2][1] Saganonomiya- _cho , Ukyo-ku, Kyoto City. Former site of Nonomiya. [2] Noh play. Third piece. Various schools. Author unknown. Based on "The Tale of Genji." When a traveling monk visits Nonomiya in Sagano, a village woman appears and says that a long time ago, Hikaru Genji visited Nonomiya for Lady Rokujo on September 7, so a religious ceremony is held on this day every year. She reveals that she is the Lady and disappears. That night, during the monk's memorial service, Lady Rokujo appears on a wicker carriage and asks him to clear her delusion of having had a carriage fight with Lady Aoi at the Kamo Festival, and dances in memory of the past.

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Japanese:

[1] 〘名〙① 伊勢神宮の斎王（斎宮）の潔斎所。皇女または女王が斎王となる時、宮城内の初斎院で潔斎した後、城外においてさらに、伊勢の斎宮に移るまでの一年間、潔斎のためにこもる宮殿。黒木の鳥居を設け、柴垣をめぐらし、質素に作る。京都嵯峨野にあった。→斎宮。※類聚国史‐四・伊勢斎宮・延暦一六年（797）八月甲戌「斎内親王祓_二于葛野川_一、即移入_二野宮_一」② 賀茂神社の斎王（斎宮）の潔斎所。皇女または女王が斎王となる時、宮城内の初斎院で三年間潔斎した後、神社へ参る前に移る宮殿。京都紫野の東にあった。→斎院。※三代実録‐元慶四年（880）四月一一日「賀茂斎内親王臨_二於鴨水_一解禊。即便入_二紫野院_一。〈略〉三年斎之後、去年可_レ入_二野宮_一」[2][一] 京都市右京区嵯峨野々宮町のこと。野の宮の旧跡地。[二] 謡曲。三番目物。各流。作者未詳。「源氏物語」に取材したもの。旅僧が嵯峨野の野の宮を訪れると、里の女が現われ、昔、光源氏が野の宮に六条御息所を訪れたのが九月七日なので毎年この日に御神事を行なうと語り、自分がその御息所だとあかして消える。その夜の僧の回向に御息所が網代車に乗って現われ、賀茂の祭に葵の上と車争いした妄執を晴らしてほしいと頼み、昔をしのんで舞を舞う。

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