猿酒の英語

また、定子の父道隆は、「猿楽言」（冗談）を好み酒を愛した陽気な性格の人だという。例文帳に追加

Teishi's father, Michitaka, is said to have had a jovial personality, who loved sake and telling jokes, or 'Sarugogoto.'発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

このような内外の状況で完全に政治への意欲を失った義政は、邸宅造営などの土木事業や猿楽、酒宴に溺れていく。例文帳に追加

Because of these internal and external situations Yoshimasa completely lost his motivation in politics, and he gradually immersed himself in construction projects, such as building mansions, sarugaku and holding drinking parties.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

文正草子-鉢かづき-小町草子-御曹司島わたり-唐糸草子-木幡（こはた）狐-七草草子-猿源氏草子-物ぐさ太郎-さざれ石-蛤の草子-小敦盛-二十四孝-梵天国（ぼんてんこく）-のせ猿草子-猫の草子-浜出（はまいで）草子-和泉式部-一寸法師-さいき-浦島太郎-酒顛童子-横笛草子例文帳に追加

Bunsho Soshi - Hachikazuki (The bowl bearer) - Komachi Soshi – Onzoshi shima watari - Karaito Soshi - Kohata-kitsune - Nanakusa Soshi - Sarugenji Zoshi - Monogusataro - Sazareishi - Hamaguri no Soshi - Koatsumori - Nijushi-ko - Bontenkoku - Nosesaru Soshi - Neko no Soshi - Hamaide Soshi - Izumishikibu - Issunboshi - Saiki - Urashimataro - Shutendoji - Nekobue Soshi発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

11世紀に当時の芸能や世相の一端を書き記した『新猿楽記』の「千秋万歳之酒祷（せんずまんざいのさかほがい）」という記述からも、平安時代頃すでに芸能として成立していったことが伺える。例文帳に追加

As "Shin sarugoki" (a kind of textbook about manners and cultures of Kyoto in Heian era), where parts of the entertainment and social situation during the 11th century were written, has the description 'senzumanzai no sakahogai,' we can know that manzai as an entertainment already existed around the Heian period.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

流派とは、能（猿楽）、狂言、日本舞踊、棒の手、華道（生け花）、茶道（茶の湯）、包丁式、有職故実、衣紋道、雅楽、書道、日本画、剣術・抜刀術・薙刀術・弓術・砲術・軍学（兵法）などの日本武術などの芸道や日本酒造りなどの分野において、ひとつの体系化された技を継承する集団を指し、開祖の家元・宗家とその門弟により継承される。例文帳に追加

Ryuha is a group of people who inherit a certain systematic expertise or technique in the field of sake brewing and Japanese art including: Noh (and its predecessor Sarugaku); Kyogen (traditional short comedic drama); Nihon Buyo (classical Japanese dance); Bo-no-te (Japanese traditional dance); Kado (Japanese flower arrangement); Sado (tea ceremony); Hochoshiki (schools of Japanese cuisine); Yusoku kojitsu (court and samurai rules of ceremony and etiquette); Emondo (traditional technique of dressing up for Junihitoe [a ceremonial Robe of a court lady]); Gagaku (Japanese traditional music and dance); shodo (calligraphy); Nihonga (Japanese-style painting); and Japanese martial arts such as kenjutsu (swordplay), battojutsu (the technique of drawing a sword), naginata jutsu (art of using a naginata halberd), kyujutsu (archery), hojutsu (gunnery) and gungaku (art of warfare), and is passed down from the Iemoto or Soke to their students.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス