kyogen performer; low-ranked house playwright (of kabuki)
one's family register; one's domicile; nationality; membership (club, party, etc.)
ken (6 shaku, approx. 1.818 m); counter used to number the gaps between pillars
covered bridge passageway connecting the backstage (mirror room) to the noh stage
corridor; hallway; passageway
theatre; theater; playhouse
behind; in the rear; in back
panel; scene-panel; painted backdrop (panel at the back of a noh stage), on which a pine tree is painted
panel; wainscoting; wainscotting; plight; fix; bind
way (of doing things); method; style; school (e.g. of poetry)
as a rule; in general; in principle; basically; essentially; fundamentally
Ireland (country); Éire; Ireland (island)
drama; play; Chinese opera
theatrical performance given in English
national sport (e.g. sumo)
heavy work; manual labour; feat of strength
martial arts which involve fighting without weapons; combat sport; one-on-one fighting sport
nakedness; nudity; bareness; nakedness; being penniless; concealing nothing
mawashi; belt; mantle; cape; gang rape
(wrestling) ring; forum (e.g. for discussion); sandbag; gabion
competitor; contestant; player; athlete
fighting (against); taking on (an opponent); facing; confronting; competing (with); battle
sumo wrestling; wrestler; rikishi
to crowd out; to push out; to start together; to set out en masse; to highlight; to draw attention to
very much; exceedingly; extremely
simple; easy; uncomplicated; brief; quick; light
performance (at a party or banquet, etc.); side show; entertainment
tough guy; wild one; fearless fighter
to become stronger; to grow in intensity; to grow violent; to invite contributions, etc.; to solicit help, participation, etc.; to recruit (e.g. soldiers)
mass meeting; convention; tournament; competition; grand event
ritual matches held at a shrine
sightseeing; watching; viewing; sightseer; watcher; spectator
inside of a castle; area surrounded by castle walls
fund-raising tournaments of Edo period
professional sumo wrestling
public morals; discipline; rules governing social behavior
to throw into disorder; to disarrange; to disturb (order, peace, etc.); to corrupt (public morals); to dishevel (hair)