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Uji Shibun

うじ しぶん

Uji Shibun

別名: 勝田権左衛門 / 宇治紫文斎 / 宇治倭文 / 宇治閑斎 / 宇治ひさ
ペンネーム: Uji Shibunsai（Name used by the 1st generation when establishing the Uji school.）, Uji Wabumi（An alternate iemoto/stage name used within the lineage.）, Uji Hisa（Retirement name taken by the 5th generation after stepping down.）

プロフィール

性別
不明
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese

経歴

職業
shamisen player, joruri (traditional narrative music) musician, iemoto (head of a school)
活動期間
1791年〜
影響を受けた人物
Sugano Joyu (teacher lineage), Kineya Rokushige
影響を与えた人物
Uji Funsai (noted disciple), Uji Hisa (retirement name / later generation)

受賞歴

Medal with Purple Ribbon
1997
主催: Government of Japan
結果: 受章
Living National Treasure (Individual Certification, Important Intangible Cultural Property)
1999
主催: Agency for Cultural Affairs
結果: 指定
Order of the Rising Sun, Gold Rays with Neck Ribbon (Chuju-sho)
2003
主催: Cabinet Office
結果: 受章
Art Encouragement Prize / Minister of Education Award
1996
主催: Agency for Cultural Affairs
結果: 受賞
Arts Festival Prize (Art Works Award)
1993
主催: Agency for Cultural Affairs (Arts Festival)
結果: 受賞
Arts Festival Excellence Award
1983
主催: Agency for Cultural Affairs (Arts Festival)
結果: 受賞

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Aoi no Ue

Ichu-bushi / Joruri

A narrative piece transmitted within the Ichu-bushi tradition; one of the repertoire items associated with the Uji school.

loveclassical narrative

Kuruwabun

Ichu-bushi / Joruri

A piece themed around the pleasure quarters; credited as one of the compositions created within the school's lineage.

courtesanshuman relationships

Suma no Tsuki (Moon over Suma)

Ichu-bushi / Joruri

A representative piece attributed to the 5th generation, noted for its lyrical depiction of scenes.

lyricismnatural imagery

作風・主題

文体
integration of narration and shamisentraditional joruri style
頻出モチーフ
classical narrativeshuman relationshipslove and separation

評価・遺産

The Uji Shibun iemoto title has been handed down as a leading shamisen school within the Ichu-bushi tradition, leaving numerous compositions. Recent generations have received national recognition such as arts awards and Living National Treasure designation, contributing significantly to the preservation and dissemination of joruri performance.

関連学会

  • Agency for Cultural Affairs

豆知識

  • “Uji Shibun” is a hereditary shamisen iemoto title.
  • The 1st generation is reported born in 1791 and established the Uji school in 1849.
  • The 7th generation was designated a Living National Treasure in 1999 and received the Order of the Rising Sun (Chuju-sho) in 2003.