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Almost a thousand years after Maskado was decapitated, the grave and the tombstone and the legend still going strong, Tokyo is rocked by a massive earthquake in 1923. The government who has long had its eyes on the tomb took the opportunity to remove the tombstone, level the tomb and fill in the little pond where the villagers had cleaned the head up all those years ago. This would soon prove to be a terrible idea. Between 1923 and 1926 The Ministry of Finance conducted archeological research in the spot and reportedly found a stone chamber belonging to the tomb. In 1926 they held a ceremony where the sprit of Masakado was symbolically transferred to the the grand Kanda Myojin near Akihabara.

On the way back from an afternoon trip to the library, we decided totake a side trip up to Shougun-zuka (), a small mountain overlookingKyoto, just east of the Kiyomizu Temple. It has anice observation area from which you can normally see Kyoto in all its hazyglory.

The view from Shougun-zuka provides limited views to the north, butgreat views of central Kyoto and areas south. (For reference, the viewsfrom the top of Mt.Daimonji and from the Daimonji Fire Pits thatwe've recently seen are more of the northern half of the city.) Also,Shogun-zuka feels more like you're in a tall building than on a mountain,so it's an intimate view.

In the 1960s, Richard N. McKinnon, then a professor at Washington University, was instrumental in raising awareness of the art form by bringing kygen actors to teach in and later tour the United States, organizing the rst all-kygen tour of the United States in 1968, featuring members of the Nomura Manz family. As a companion volume, he published translations of the nine plays included in the tour's three programs in Selected Plays of Kygen, including ve not previously published in English. This overseas kygen tour came on the heels of the ourishing "kygen boom" in Japan (see Kobayashi's article in this issue) and marked the advent of English-language kygen performances by both amateur and professional actors in the United States (see the Tsubaki, Doi, and Kominz articles in this issue). In Japan, American Don Kenny, longtime student of Nomura Mansaku, formed the Kenny and Ogawa Kygen Players and began performing English-language kygen in 1976 (Kenny 1986: 59). Kenny's The Kyogen Book: An Anthology of Japanese... 17dc91bb1f