Kawatake Mokuami
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Kawatake Mokuami (河竹黙阿弥), né en 1816 à Edo, mort en 1893, est un écrivain japonais de kabuki connu comme l'un des trois plus grands hommes du théâtre. La première partie de son œuvre concerne l'occidentalisation du Japon (avant 1868) alors que la seconde concerne la restauration. Parfois surnommé le "poète des voleurs", Mokuami semble s'être intéressé aux mauvais garçons qui fréquentaient Yoshiwara (quartier des plaisirs).
Œuvres
- Sannin Kichisa Kuruwa no Hatsukai
- Kumo ni Mago Ueno no Hatsuhana
- Ibaraki (1883)
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