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I'm going to New Year Asakusa Kabuki on Saturday, January 20 of the New Year. I'm looking for "Uoya So Goro" starring Matsuya Onoe. Uoya So Goro's address is Shiba, and the stage to be performed is Asakusa Public Hall, so it has nothing to do with Chuo-ku, but I decided to take it up on this blog because the fish shop will go indirectly to the fish shores of Nihonbashi.

This is a performance created by Kikugoro Onoe asking Mokuami Kawatake to write a script with "drunk" as the leading role. Therefore, it is a highlight to see So Goro's drunk. The main character, Mune Goro, is usually a person who understands reason, but gets rough when drunk. It's called alcoholism. The official title is "Shinsaraya Satsuki no Amagasa" (written by Mokuami Kawatake), but the common name is more common.

The life of the Sogoro family, a poor fish shop, became rich when his sister Tsuta was made a concubine of Isobe's main character, Kazuenosuke. However, Tsuta is suspected of being wrong and is hit by Shukeinosuke.

Listening to the story of his sister, Tsuta, who was dealt with from his waist, Mune Goro, who is drinking alcohol, talks about his merciful sister and says he wants to drink sake. When drunk comes, the Lord's unreasonableness gradually turns into anger. As you get drunk, your anger grows, and you finally lose your normal consciousness. This change in So Goro's heart is interesting.

Drinking alcohol is also a show place for actors, but the state of drunk and unconscious before and after is in a state of pure innocence where there is no miscellaneous thoughts, and at that time the feelings of the older brother who takes his sister are purely expressed.
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(The sake barrel is used in one hand to cut the beauty of the flower path)

"Let's take it with an arrow or a gun, and I've killed everyone who killed Tsuta." In modern times, if you stand out and say "Even with arrows or guns", you will not be caught for violation of the gun and sword method, so when you are cut off, you will use words in your heart saying "Bring an arrow or a gun" However, this came out of the stage of "Uoya So Goro". I didn't know.

Against the background of the house turmoil that incorporates the taste of "Sarayashiki", it is the spirit of the town child that is drawn.