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Nakamura Shikan VII (七代目 中村 芝翫, Shichidaime Nakamura Shikan) (March 11, 1928 – October 10, 2011) was a Japanese kabuki performer noted for his onnagata roles. Biography. His real name Nakamura Eijirô, in 1967 Nakamura became the seventh person to adopt the Nakamura Shikan name.
Nakamura Shikan VII was one of the most talented and experienced contemporary onnagata actors and the only one being able to play the difficult role of Kakuju in the "Dômyôji" act of the play "Sugawara Denju Tenarai Kagami". Some members of the audience used to shout "Kamiyachô" during his performances - this was the name of his ...
Nakamura Shikan VII as Kuzunoha, wife of Yasuna, in reality a white fox, in <Kuzunoha> Series title Bust Portraits V ,<Six Busts of Female Role Specialists> Edition 54 Date 1986/7 Seal 54 impressions> (Seal 26); (Seal 17) Dementions 39.0×25.0cm Paper Ganpi Tori no Ko paper (made in Fukui Prefecture) Woodblock Magnolia Obovata Subject
The seventh Shikan NAKAMURA (March 11, 1928 -) is a Kabuki actor. Personal Profile. His real name is Eijiro NAKAMURA. His previous name was Makio NAKAMURA.
Nakamura Shikan VI. The actor Nakamura Utaemon VI held the name of Nakamura Shikan VI from October 1941 to March 1951. Nakamura Shikan VI playing the role of Princess Chihaya in the drama "Ômori Hikoshichi", which was staged in December 1941 at the Kabukiza.
Hanako: Nakamura Shikan VII. Kudoki is a part in which a woman reveals her pathos and pain in takemoto and nagauta music. In Kabuki dance, the tradition is one highlight of musical performances. Kudoki routines are particularly celebrated for their relaxed and graceful movements.
Nakamura Shikan VII as the ferry woman Oshizu in <Hokaibo> Series title Bust Portraits III (Design 8) Edition 27 Date 1982/9 Seal (Seal 19); (Seal 17) Dementions 39.5×22.5cm Paper Hodomura paper (made in Tochigi Prefecture) Woodblock Magnolia Obovata Subject performed at the Kabuki-za, 1982/9 Sales location Kabuki-za; 1982/9/15 to 26
