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第2次文芸協会発足の際に作られたもの。明治44（1911）年2月、逍遥は協会の目標を演劇に絞り、全責任を負って改組に着手、4月には大久保余丁町の自邸内の敷地を無償提供して付属演劇研究所を設立し、公募による俳優養成に乗り出す。
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Database for Exhibition "Engeki-jin Sho-yo Tsubouchi"
本データベースは、2007年10月に開催した企画展『演劇人 坪内逍遙』の販売図録をもとに所収した情報をデータベース化して公開するものである。 ※掲載資料の一部は、著作権・肖像権などに配慮し画像公開を行っていない（写真資料については、撮影者不明のため画像公開を行っていない）。また、演劇博物館の所蔵でない資料は画像公開を行っていない。 ※データベースの情報は、正誤表を元に修正を加えているが、正誤表に記...
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The Tsubouchi Memorial Theatre Museum, Waseda University
With the aid of supporters from a range of fields, The Tsubouchi Memorial Theatre Museum, Waseda University, familiarly known as "Enpaku", was founded in October 1928 to commemorate the 70th birthday of Professor Tsubouchi Shoyo and the completion by him of the translation into Japanese of all 40 volumes of the "Complete Works of Shakespeare", a task to which the Professor had devoted half his life. Since then, as Asia's only museum dedicated solely to the theatre, Enpaku has been engaged in collecting works relating to the theatre and motion pictures both in Japan and all around the world. Its extensive collection of about one million works that has been amassed over 85 years may be termed as "the history of theatre" itself. Meanwhile it also contributes to researchers from a wide range of fields, extending from the theatre and motion pictures to other areas such as literature, history, clothing and construction.
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July 16, 2020