Tetsuya Yamamoto (noh player)

Tetsuya Yamamoto (やまもとてつや, March 21, 1966 -) is a noh player of the hand-drum Okura style. Osaka-shi birth. Minoh freedom school Senior High School graduation. I study under Takashi Yamamoto (noh player, hand-drum Okura style) who is father and Tadao Kamei (acting noh player, hand-drum Kazurano style grandmaster, living national treasure).

I form a Noh group "sound" with 清水晧祐 (small hand drum Okura style), Tatsushi Narita (small hand drum good luck style), 守家由訓 (hand-drum Kanze school), Hiromi Nakata (drum Komparu school of noh) and others, the same generation of the noh player musical accompaniment of Osaka from 1988 (-2002 year). I win this flower Prize (Osaka-shi art culture prize) as soon as it blooms in 2002. I make the eager stage including the live ability not to be kept in Noh unit "TTR ability project" organization, the noh theater from the same year with Tatsushi Narita. It is said that TTR was named by T of Tatsushi, T of Tetsuya, R of Revolution.

In 2004, it is made authorization (general authorization) by a holder of an important intangible cultural property and becomes a member of Japanese Noh society.

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