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Part prose, part verse, the visually-stunning No plays of Japan deal with such subjects as insanity, obsession and historical characters, and frequently have as their focal points demons, gods, and beautiful women. Among the 19 works and 15 summaries included here are Ukai (The Cormorant-Fisher), Hatsuyuki (Early Snow), and many more.
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David Campochiaro
reviewed The No Plays of Japan: An Anthology on May 26, 2017
The No Plays of Japan: An Anthology
I found this very flat after enjoying Royall Tyler's No translations so much. Waley omits a lot of the text claiming it's of no interest or too arcane for a Western reader.
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