Packet 6: Bonus 12

Donald Keene’s introduction to his translation of a collection of these works proposed that Ulysses S. Grant might have been the first person outside their country of origin to view one. For 10 points each:
[10m] Name this form that includes work like The Damask Drum. A collection of five “modern” examples of these works was published a decade before its author’s My Friend Hitler.
ANSWER: Noh plays [or Noh drama or Noh theater; accept Five Modern Noh Plays or Kindai gakushū; prompt on plays or dramas]
[10e] This Japanese author adapted traditional Noh plays in his Five Modern Noh Plays. He also wrote the Sea of Fertility tetralogy.
ANSWER: Yukio Mishima [or Mishima Yukio; or Kimitake Hiraoka or Hiraoka Kimitake]
[10h] Five Modern Noh Plays opens with an adaptation of this author’s Sotoba Komachi set in an urban park rather than a temple. This 14th-century author’s plays Matsukaze and Motomezuka were revised by his son, Zeami.
ANSWER: Kan’ami Kiyotsugu [or Yūzaki Kiyotsugu or Kanze Kiyotsugu or Miyomaru]
<British Columbia, World Literature> | F. Prelims 6 - British Columbia + Texas + North Carolina

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