Sep 2, 2010 : "Q84: What special way is the small tabor played in Dojoji" added to Trivia

Aug 31, 2010 : "Uchikomi", "Tachimawari" added to Terminology.

Aug 24, 2010 : "Hane ogi", "Yubiori" added to Terminology.

Aug 20, 2010 : "Nue (Monster Nue)" added to PhotoStory and Plays Database.

Aug 17, 2010 : "Kumo no ogi", "Kazashi" added to Terminology.

Aug 13, 2010 : "Q83: What is waki-dome?" added to Trivia

Aug 10, 2010 : "Manekiogi", "Kasumi no ogi" added to Terminology.

Aug 4, 2010 : "Kakaeogi", "Tsuki no ogi" added to Terminology.

Jul 28, 2010 : "Makura no Ogi", "Ageogi" added to Terminology.

Jul 22, 2010 : "Ranbyoshi", "Tappai" added to Terminology.

Welcome to the mystique of Noh, the traditional Japanese performing art that has been recognized as a world cultural heritage. The site "the-noh.com" is your gateway to this unique and profound art with over six hundred years of history.

Beginners to Noh face many unknown technical expressions. This glossary organizes such terms by category.

Although Noh is a classic stage art, of which Japan is proud, only a handful of the Japanese have actually visited a Noh theater and appreciated Noh programs. Therefore, the-Noh.com answers questions that surprise and enchant Noh beginners who have not yet familiar with the Noh world.

The site "the-noh.com" is a full of rich information about Noh. You will enjoy photo stories that take you to the center of the Noh stage, reading material that helps you understand everything about Noh, articles that highlight the people who work on front stage or behind the scenes, a list of plays with guiding directories, the stories of Noh masks, and a lot more to come. From beginners to experts, there's always something that catches your eye.

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