What is Japan's traditional color "Korainoto"?
The color name is a combination of ``Koraiya,'' the trade name of Koshiro Matsumoto IV, a leading figure in the Kabuki world, and ``Nato,'' which is a dark blue color. The name originates from the color of the raincoat worn by Banzuiin Chobei, played by Koshiro Matsumoto, in the ``Suzugamori'' act of ``Banzuiinchobee'', which is still known as a popular play today. I am.
Korainando = Korainando
The name of a kabuki actor, Koma-ya, is said to have its origins in the fact that Koshiro Matsumoto I worked as an apprentice at a store called Koma-ya when he was young. ``Korainoto'' is pronounced ``Korainando''.
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