Wild actors and wrathful deities: Buddhist faith, entertainment, and the kabuki theatre of early modern Japan
This paper examines the relationship between the celebrated kabuki guild of Ichikawa Danjūrō actors and the popular Narita Fudō deity cult in the capital of Edo in early modern (seventeenth to nineteenth century) Japan. While the actors' worship of the cult and their personifications of the dei...
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Studies in religion
Year: 2015, Volume: 44, Issue: 1, Pages: 16-32 |
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Ichikawa, Danjūro 1660-1704
/ Japan
/ Narita
/ Theater
/ Kabuki
/ Acalanātha
/ Cult
/ Buddhism
/ Edo period
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