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kyogen

wild enthusiasm

madness

fury

to go mad

unexpected result

rhapsody

fanaticism

to drive mad

discrete kyogen (performed between two noh plays)

kyogen performer

local amateur kabuki performance (esp. popular in the late Edo and early Meiji periods)

to become clumsy

house playwright (of kabuki)

kabuki in the Kyoto-Osaka style

theatre that uses water for tricks, etc.(during hot weather)

supporting, but indispensable role

fanatic

fanatic

successful kyogen play

kyogen interlude

kyogen interlude

totally unexpected result

to act up (machine)

to act up (machine)

second play on the program

noh farce

last piece in a kabuki programme

madwoman

infatuation (with a woman)

to run mad after a girl

insane person

performance of an entire play

insane

to go mad

frantically

homicidal maniac

fanatic collector

(Edo-period) humorous literature

madness

kyogen performer

faked suicide

death in madness

dying insane

place on bridge passageway next to the rear of a noh stage (where the interlude kyogen actors wait)

wantonness

movie fan

December kabuki performance at Kyoto's Minamiza Theater in which all famous actors perform

insanity

frantic

mad

fanatic

pyromania

impromptu skit

enthusiast

wildly enthusiastic

half-crazed

Edo-style kabuki

mania

soaring prices

sex mania

fake (staged) robbery

whimsical thoughts

disgraceful behavior

off-season flowering

upcoming program

farce

type of theater which combines elements of noh, kyogen, and kabuki with dances and popular songs (theatre)

raging wind

insanity

Mad King

capriccio

comic (satirical) tanka

exhibitionist

Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord (1981 video game)

accurate

there's but a fine line between genius and insanity

lunatic

mad cow disease

rabies

wild joy

kabuki play presented in the third month (Edo period)

rushing around

craze

extreme passion

to go wrong

rage

to rage

crazy deed

type of comic haiku

boisterous dance

fake kidnapping

ghostly skeletal old man who emerges from wells (Japanese folklore)

Hungarian Rhapsodies (Liszt)

kabuki play

madness

mad (with grief, love, etc.)

(some type of) enthusiast

to drive mad

to go mad

to go mad (over something)

to lose one's senses

speed maniac

host club fanatic

gambling addict

to rampage

to rage

monomania

make-believe fiction

(Edo-period) type of humorous poem

mad love

desperation

monomania

to rage

megalomania

off-season flowering

to bloom out of season

to dance in ecstasy

wild

revelry

asylum

whim

kleptomania

wild

eccentric

loud and crazy

to fly into a jealous rage

feigned madness

raging waves

mad dog

immoral and thoughtless behaviour

maelstrom

frenzy

madness