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Shimai pictures – Yashima

December 24, 2012by Diego Leave a comment

I rarely publish pictures of myself on stage. Today I will make an exception as I received some great shots from Massimo Fioravanti, a very talented Italian photographer who has […]

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A Noh Journey

December 1, 2012by Diego Leave a comment

Nō wo tabi suru is a collection of pictures and articles previously published in the magazine Fujin gahō. The pictures portray Noh actor Umewaka Rokurō Genshō wearing costumes and masks […]

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Sakura. Tribute to Japan

December 24, 2011by Diego Leave a comment

It is difficult to find words to illustrate what was meant to describe the indescribable. This is Sakura. A Tribute to Japan: an Italian project by Gio’ Fronti,  directed by Alessandra […]

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March 27, 2010by Diego 5 Comments

Tomorrow I am embarking on a new journey to Japan.  After I began to practice Noh theatre I went back to Japan almost every spring in order to undertake training […]

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