Sasuke Collection
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"Sasuke: A Tale of Theatrical Brilliance and Artistic Mastery" Step into the vibrant world of 18th-century Japanese theater as we delve into the captivating performances captured by Kitao Shigemasa. Among his masterpieces, Sasuke shines brightly, showcasing the incredible talent of Segawa Kikunojo II as Owata in the play "Taiheiki Shizunome Furisode" performed in 1767. In another mesmerizing creation from 1765, Bando Hikosaburo II takes center stage as Watanabe no Tsuna, accompanied by Matsumoto Tomijuro's powerful portrayal of Hakamadare. These actors transport us to a realm where legends come alive and emotions run deep. The enchanting world continues with Segawa Kikunojo II's portrayal of Itsuki and Bando Hikosaburo II's compelling performance as Oyamada Taro in a play that captivated audiences in 1767. Their chemistry on stage is palpable, leaving spectators spellbound. Ichimura Uzaemon IX graces us with his presence as Shirabyoshi dancer Makomo no Mae in the joruri "Iru ni Ma, " created by Kitao Shigemasa in 1767. With graceful movements and exquisite costumes, Uzaemon transports us to an ethereal realm where beauty knows no bounds. Kitao Shigemasa also captures breathtaking landscapes such as the serene Tama River of Koyasan in Kii Province. This masterpiece from around 1769 showcases nature's tranquility through delicate brushstrokes and vivid colors. Bando Hikosaburo II takes on yet another fascinating role disguised as Fujitaro, masquerading as ferryman Tomokichi in a play crafted by Kitao Shigemasa during 1767. His ability to seamlessly transform himself demonstrates his versatility as an actor.