Kanjin Noh

It is Noh that is held to solicit donations from people for the purpose of building shrines and temples. Later, it became a commercial entertainment for Noh actors themselves who named it. The origin is unknown, but during the Muromachi period, Otoami’s 1433 (Eikyo 5) Tadasukawara’s Kanjin Noh and Zenpo’s 1505 (Eisho 2) Awataguchi Kanjin Noh were famous.  In the Edo period, Kanjin Nohis not only held the first-class lords of the four seats, there was also the Kanjin Noh of the first generation of the Kanze lord, who said that they had huge profits. The last of Edo, Kanjin Noh (Koka Kanjin Noh) was held outside the Edo- suji Bridge gate by Tomoyu Hosho in 1848 (koka 5). It was same a picture at this time depicted a large crowd of Edo townspeople fathering on a vast site