Juro Collection

"Juro: The God of Luck in the Edo Period (1615-1868)" In the vibrant world of 18th-19th century Japan, one name stood out as a symbol of fortune and prosperity - Juro

Juro Collection: Juro God Luck Edo period 1615-1868 18th-19th century

Juro God Luck Edo period 1615-1868 18th-19th century
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Juro Collection: Daikoku Juro Ebisu Gods Luck Edo period 1615-1868

Daikoku Juro Ebisu Gods Luck Edo period 1615-1868
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Juro Collection: Sawamura sAcjA'rAc no soga no jA'rAc to ichimura takenojAc no soga no gorAc, Sawamura Sojuro

Sawamura sAcjA'rAc no soga no jA'rAc to ichimura takenojAc no soga no gorAc, Sawamura Sojuro as Soga Juro and Ichimura Takenojo as Soga Goro

Juro Collection: Sogano jA'rAc sukenari soga no gorAc tokimune tegoshi no sukuna, Actors in the roles

Sogano jA'rAc sukenari soga no gorAc tokimune tegoshi no sukuna, Actors in the roles of Soga no JA'rAc Sukenari, Soga no GorAc Tokimune, and Tegoshi no Tsukuna

Juro Collection: The actor Osagawa Tsuneo in his Kyoto appearance and the act

The actor Osagawa Tsuneo in his Kyoto appearance and the actor Ichimura Kamezo in the role of Soga Juro. Print shows two actors

Juro Collection: Actors in the roles of Soga no Juro Sukenari, Soga no Goro T

Actors in the roles of Soga no Juro Sukenari, Soga no Goro Tokimune, and Tegoshi no Tsukuna. Print shows a scene from a Soga play, with the Soga brothers and a woman. Date between 1844 and 1848

Juro Collection: Sawamura Sojuro as Soga Juro and Ichimura Takenojo as Soga G

Sawamura Sojuro as Soga Juro and Ichimura Takenojo as Soga Goro. Two actors, Sawamura Sojuro I (1689-1756) in a kneeling position and Ichimura Takenojo (standing), dancing with a tsuzumi

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"Juro: The God of Luck in the Edo Period (1615-1868)" In the vibrant world of 18th-19th century Japan, one name stood out as a symbol of fortune and prosperity - Juro. Inspired by the legendary figures Daikoku, Juro embodied the essence of luck during the Edo period. Sawamura Sojuro and Ichikawa Yaozo were renowned actors who brought these characters to life on stage. With their captivating performances, they mesmerized audiences with tales of Soga no Juro and Soga no Goro, two brothers seeking revenge for their father's death. The roles demanded great skill and dedication from Sawamura Sojuro as he portrayed Soga no Juro with intensity and passion. Alongside him, Ichimura Takenojo perfectly embodied Soga no Goro's determination and loyalty. Their performances were nothing short of spectacular. Audiences marveled at their ability to transport them back in time to witness these historical events unfold before their eyes. The actors' commitment to their craft was evident in every gesture, every word spoken on stage. But it wasn't just about acting; it was about capturing the spirit of an era long gone. Osagawa Tsuneo also left his mark on Kyoto stages with his portrayal of Soga no Juro Sukenari, adding another layer to this timeless tale. These actors became vessels through which history came alive once again. They breathed life into characters that had captivated generations before them. Their dedication ensured that the legacy would continue to inspire awe for years to come. As we look back upon this rich cultural heritage, we can't help but be grateful for those who preserved these stories through artistry and performance. Through their talent, they allowed us a glimpse into a world where gods walked among men and luck could change destinies.