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- Kosode Kimono with Imperial Court Style Motif (Goshodoki): Noh Play “Kogō”
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Kosode Kimono with Imperial Court Style Motif (Goshodoki): Noh Play “Kogō”
- Museum No.
- IK722
Photo No：545-13540
Color type：Color
| Title | Kosode Kimono with Imperial Court Style Motif (Goshodoki): Noh Play “Kogō” |
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| Category | Textiles (I) |
| Country | Japan |
| Period | Edo |
| Century | 19th |
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This kimono is replete with references to the Noh play “Kogō”, which is based on the classic The Tale of Heike. A garden gate, an eboshi hat, a whip and a bit adorn the hem of the robe. The right sleeve shows a koto instrument in a palace interior. The story is about Emperor Takakura yearning for Lady Kogō, who was driven into hiding in Sagano.
Japan-Edo