Performances

November 1964: More Worthy than Revenge </li> 
November 1964: The Vendetta in Iga </li> 
November 1964: The Maple Viewing Party </li> 
November 1964: The Two Butterflies </li> 
November 1964: The Courier for Hell </li> 
November 1964: The Battle of Ichinotani </li> 
November 1964: The Romance in the Gay Quarters </li> 
October 1967: Fishing for Wives </li> 
October 1967: The Miracle at the Tsubosaka Kannon Temple </li> 
February 1968: The Battle of Dannoura </li> 
February 1968: The Love of Osome and Hisamatsu </li> 
February 1968: The Three Blind Masseurs </li> 
February 1968: The Pines on Mount Hibari </li> 
February 1968: Oshun and Dembei </li> 
February 1968: Fishing for Wives </li> 
October 1968: The Color Prints of Kagamiyama </li> 
October 1968: The Cherry Trees of the Imperial Palace </li> 
October 1968: The Love of Ohan and Choemon </li> 
May 1969: The Battle of Ichinotani </li> 
May 1969: The Story of Priest Roben </li> 
May 1969: The Infant Pilgrim </li> 
September 1969: The Battle of Sakamoto Castle </li> 
September 1969: The Travel on Mt. Yoshino </li> 
September 1969: The Amorous Courier </li> 
September 1969 Kōkōsei no tame no Bunraku Kyōshitsu: The Miracle at the Tsubosaka Kannon Temple </li> 
October 1969: The Twenty-Four Dutiful Sons </li> 
February 1970: The Battles of Genji and Heike </li> 
February 1970: A Tragic Love Triangle </li> 
April 1970: Yoshitsune and a Thousand Cherry Trees </li> 
April 1970: Announcement on the assumption of his new stage name of Tsuruzawa Dōhachi II by Tokutarō Tsuruzawa </li> 
May 1970: Yoshitsune and a Thousand Cherry Trees </li> 
May 1970: Announcement on the assumption of his new stage name of Tsuruzawa Dōhachi II by Tokutarō Tsuruzawa </li> 
July 1970: The Love Suicides at Sonezaki </li> 
July 1970: Fishing for Wives </li> 
August 1970 Tour: The Red-Hot Love of the Greengrocer's Daughter </li> 
August 1970 Tour: The Love Suicides at Sonezaki </li> 
August 1970: The Subscription List </li> 
August 1970: The Two-Colored Reins </li> 
August 1970: The Woman-Killer and the Hell of Oil </li> 
September 1970: Sugawara's Secrets of Calligraphy </li> 
October 1970: The Inauspicious Sword </li> 
October 1970: The Teachings for Women </li> 
October 1970: The White Fox of Shinoda </li> 
October 1970: The Love of Ohan and Choemon </li> 
November 1970: The Love-Inspired Murder </li> 
November 1970: The Nunobiki Waterfall </li> 
February 1971: The Vendetta by a Samurai in Rags </li> 
February 1971: The Dances of the Four Seasons </li> 
February 1971: The Love of Osome and Hisamatsu </li> 
April 1971: The Teachings for Women </li> 
April 1971: Urikohime and Amanjaku </li> 
April 1971: The Battle of Dannoura </li> 
April 1971: The Old Tale of Kusunoki </li> 
May 1971: The Gion Festival </li> 
May 1971: The Shiraishi Story </li> 
July 1971: Gonza the Lancer </li> 
July 1971: The Summer Festival at Naniwa </li> 
July 1971: The Subscription List </li> 
July 1971: The Three Oddities </li> 
September 1971: The Battle of Ichinotani </li> 
September 1971: The Crossroads of Gappo </li> 
September 1971: The Battle of Dannoura </li> 
September 1971 Bunraku Kanshō Kyōshitsu: The Love Suicides at Sonezaki </li> 
September 1971 Kōkōsei no tame no Bunraku Kyōshitsu: The Love Suicides at Sonezaki </li> 
October 1971: The Love of Osome and Hisamatsu </li> 
October 1971: A Chushingura's Subplot </li> 
October 1971: The Nine-Tailed Fox </li> 
October 1971: The Amorous Courier on the Yamato Highway </li> 
October 1971: A Supplement to Chushingura </li> 
October 1971: Announcement of Takemoto Aioidayū III's retirement and the assumption of his new name, Takemoto Aioidayū IV', by Aikodayū Takemoto </li> 
November 1971: The Inauspicious Sword </li> 
November 1971: The Priest in Exile </li> 
November 1971: The Amorous Courier </li> 
November 1971: Tametomo The Archer General </li> 
November 1971: Announcement of Takemoto Aioidayū III's retirement and the assumption of his new name, Takemoto Aioidayū IV', by Aikodayū Takemoto </li> 
January 1972: The Miracle at the Tsubosaka Kannon Temple </li> 
January 1972: The Pines on Mount Hibari </li> 
January 1972: The Loyal Samurai </li> 
January 1972: A Tragic Love Triangle </li> 
January 1972: The Battle of Ichinotani </li> 
January 1972: The Dance of Sambaso </li> 
February 1972: The Two-Colored Reins </li> 
February 1972: The Loyal Samurai </li> 
February 1972: The Courier for Hell </li> 
April 1972: The Vendetta in Iga </li> 
April 1972: The Modoribashi Bridge </li> 
April 1972: The Stone Monument of Glory </li> 
April 1972: The Infant Pilgrim </li> 
April 1972: The Rat's Romance </li> 
May 1972: Sugawara's Secrets of Calligraphy </li> 
July 1972: The Story of the Morning Glory </li> 
July 1972: Kokaji the Swordsmith </li> 
July 1972: The Stuttering Painter </li> 
July 1972: The Love of Ohan and Choemon </li> 
July 1972: The Bloodshed at Ise </li> 
September 1972: The Trouble in the Date Household </li> 
September 1972: The Maiden's Colorful Fan </li> 
September 1972: The Three Oddities </li> 
September 1972: The Pine Tree on the River Bank </li> 
September 1972 Bunraku Kyōshitsu: The Amorous Courier </li> 
October 1972: The League of the 47 Ronin </li> 
November 1972: The Tycoon's Exploit </li> 
November 1972: A Tragic Love Triangle </li> 
November 1972: The New Barrier of Ataka </li> 
January 1973: The Dance of Sambaso </li> 
January 1973: The Love Suicides at Amijima </li> 
January 1973: The Battle of Sakamoto Castle </li> 
January 1973: Oshun and Dembei </li> 
January 1973: The Three Blind Masseurs </li> 
January 1973: Announcement on the change of puppeteer Monya Kiritake's name to Tamamatsu Yoshida III </li> 
February 1973 Tour: The Trouble in the Date Household </li> 
February 1973 Tour: The Miracle at the Tsubosaka Kannon Temple </li> 
February 1973 Tour: The Infant Pilgrim </li> 
February 1973 Tour: A Tragic Love Triangle </li> 
February 1973 Tour: The Battle of Dannoura </li> 
February 1973 Tour: The Red-Hot Love of the Greengrocer's Daughter </li> 
February 1973: The Adachi Plain in Oshu </li> 
February 1973: Announcement on the change of puppeteer Monya Kiritake's name to Tamamatsu Yoshida III </li> 
February 1973 Bunkyo Public Hall: Onna no heiwa (Lysistrata) </li> 
February 1973 Bunkyo Public Hall: The Battle of Dannoura </li> 
April 1973: Yoshitsune and a Thousand Cherry Trees </li> 
April 1973: The Pregnant Mountain Ogress (Heroine) </li> 
April 1973: The Cherry Trees of the Imperial Palace </li> 
April 1973: The Ridge Pole of the Sanjusangendo Temple </li> 
April 1973: The Tycoon's Exploit </li> 
April 1973: The Love Suicide of Tokubei and Ofusa </li> 
April 1973: Kiichi's Book of Strategy </li> 
May 1973 Asahiza: The Battle of Dannoura </li> 
May 1973 Asahiza: The Grateful Cormorant </li> 
May 1973 Asahiza: Botan doro (The Peony Lantern) </li> 
May 1973 National Theatre: The Battle of Kawanakajima </li> 
May 1973 National Theatre: The Pregnant Mountain Ogress (Heroine) </li> 
May 1973 National Theatre: The Fiftieth Death Anniversary </li> 
May 1973 National Theatre: The Old Tale of Kusunoki </li> 
May 1973 National Theatre: The Bloodshed at Ise </li> 
May 1973 National Theatre: The Cherry Trees Along the Hidaka River </li> 
July 1973: The Battle of Kawanakajima </li> 
July 1973: The Crossroads of Gappo </li> 
July 1973: The Fiftieth Death Anniversary </li> 
July 1973: The Two Butterflies </li> 
July 1973: The Twenty-Four Dutiful Sons </li> 
July 1973: The Shank's Mare along the Tokaido Highway </li> 
September 1973: The Twins and the Sumida River </li> 
September 1973: The Woman-Killer and the Hell of Oil </li> 
September 1973: The Crossroads of Gappo </li> 
September 1973: The Faithful Wife </li> 
October 1973: The Battle of Coxinga </li> 
October 1973: The Stuttering Painter </li> 
October 1973: The Courier for Hell </li> 
October 1973: The Twins and the Sumida River </li> 
November 1973: The Battle of Coxinga </li> 
November 1973: The Courier for Hell </li> 
November 1973 Kōkōsei no tame no Bunraku Kyōshitsu: The Ridge Pole of the Sanjusangendo Temple </li> 
January 1974: The Dance of Sambaso </li> 
January 1974: The Go Game Strategy </li> 
January 1974: Sugawara's Secrets of Calligraphy </li> 
January 1974: The Love of Ohan and Choemon </li> 
January 1974: The Courtesan Yugiri </li> 
February 1974: The Stone Monument of Glory </li> 
February 1974: Oshun and Dembei </li> 
February 1974: The Romance in the Gay Quarters </li> 
February 1974: The Vendetta in Iga </li> 
February 1974: The Red-Hot Love of the Greengrocer's Daughter </li> 
February 1974: The Tales of Ise </li> 
April 1974 Asahiza: The Tycoon's Exploit </li> 
April 1974 Asahiza: Two Girl Attendants to a Courtesan </li> 
April 1974 National Theatre: The Tycoon's Exploit </li> 
April 1974 National Theatre: The Travelling Butterflies </li> 
June 1974: The Modoribashi Bridge </li> 
June 1974: The Amorous Courier on the Yamato Highway </li> 
June 1974: The Vendetta in Iga </li> 
June 1974: The Battle of Ichinotani </li> 
June 1974: Oshun and Dembei </li> 
June 1974: Yoshitsune and a Thousand Cherry Trees </li> 
July 1974: The Three Generations of Kamakura Shoguns </li> 
July 1974: The Love Suicides at Sonezaki </li> 
July 1974: The Cherry Trees Along the Hidaka River </li> 
July 1974: A Tragic Love Triangle </li> 
September 1974: The Nine-Tailed Fox </li> 
September 1974: The Battle of Sakamoto Castle </li> 
October 1974: The Nunobiki Waterfall </li> 
October 1974: The Trouble in the Date Household </li> 
October 1974: The Miracle at the Tsubosaka Kannon Temple </li> 
October 1974: Fishing for Wives </li> 
November 1974: The Color Prints of Kagamiyama </li> 
November 1974: The Love of Osome and Hisamatsu </li> 
November 1974: The Dumpling Peddlers </li> 
January 1975: The Battle of Ichinotani </li> 
January 1975: The Battle of Sakamoto Castle </li> 
January 1975: The Subscription List </li> 
January 1975: The Amorous Courier on the Yamato Highway </li> 
January 1975: The Dragon and the Tiger </li> 
February 1975: The Battle of Ichinotani </li> 
February 1975: Two Girl Attendants to a Courtesan </li> 
April 1975: The Love of Osome and Hisamatsu </li> 
April 1975: Yoshitsune and a Thousand Cherry Trees </li> 
April 1975: The Faithful Wife </li> 
April 1975: The League of the 47 Ronin </li> 
April 1975: The Young Cherry Tree </li> 
April 1975: The Enticed High Priest </li> 
May 1975: The Yaguchi Ferry </li> 
May 1975: Kagekiyo and His Daughter </li> 
May 1975: A Tragic Love Triangle </li> 
July 1975: The Woman-Killer and the Hell of Oil </li> 
July 1975: The Dumpling Peddlers </li> 
July 1975: The Vendetta in Iga </li> 
July 1975: The Battle of Dannoura </li> 
July 1975: Akogi Bay in Ise Province </li> 
September 1975: The Vow of Rokusuke </li> 
October 1975: The Twenty-Four Dutiful Sons </li> 
October 1975: The White Fox of Shinoda </li> 
October 1975: The Battles of Genji and Heike </li> 
October 1975: The Shiraishi Story </li> 
October 1975: The Maple Viewing Party </li> 
December 1975: The Twenty-Four Dutiful Sons </li> 
January 1976: The Dance of Sambaso </li> 
January 1976: Kagekiyo and His Daughter </li> 
January 1976: Tragedy on a Snowy Night </li> 
January 1976: The Color Prints of Kagamiyama </li> 
March 1976: Sugawara's Secrets of Calligraphy </li> 
March 1976: The Love of Ohan and Choemon </li> 
March 1976: The Battles of Genji and Heike </li> 
March 1976: The Love Suicides at Sonezaki </li> 
April 1976: The Story of Priest Roben </li> 
April 1976: The Two-Colored Reins </li> 
April 1976: Sugawara's Secrets of Calligraphy </li> 
April 1976: The Love-Inspired Murder </li> 
May 1976: The White Fox of Shinoda </li> 
May 1976: The Love of Osome and Hisamatsu </li> 
May 1976: Kumagai at the Fan Shop </li> 
May 1976: The Summer Festival at Naniwa </li> 
July 1976: The Bloodshed at Ise </li> 
July 1976: The League of the 47 Ronin </li> 
July 1976: The Dances of the Four Seasons </li> 
July 1976: The Story of Kasane </li> 
September 1976 Kōkōsei no tame no Bunraku Kyōshitsu: The Amorous Courier </li> 
November 1976: The Adachi Plain in Oshu </li> 
November 1976: The Nine-Tailed Fox </li> 
November 1976: The Love Suicide of Hambei and Ochiyo </li> 
November 1976: The Hunter and the Female Fox </li> 
December 1976: The League of the 47 Ronin </li> 
January 1977: The Love of Osome and Hisamatsu </li> 
January 1977: The Ridge Pole of the Sanjusangendo Temple </li> 
January 1977: The Twenty-Four Dutiful Sons </li> 
January 1977: The Crossroads of Gappo </li> 
January 1977: The Mask Peddler </li> 
February 1977: The Vendetta in Iga </li> 
February 1977: A Tragic Love Triangle </li> 
February 1977: The Vendetta by a Samurai in Rags </li> 
February 1977: The Ridge Pole of the Sanjusangendo Temple </li> 
February 1977: Kokaji the Swordsmith </li> 
April 1977: The Teachings for Women </li> 
May 1977: The Teachings for Women </li> 
June 1977: The Tycoon's Exploit </li> 
June 1977: Fishing for Wives </li> 
June 1977: The Trouble in the Date Household </li> 
June 1977: The Shank's Mare along the Tokaido Highway </li> 
July 1977 Asahiza: The Battles of Genji and Heike </li> 
July 1977 Asahiza: The Love of Ohan and Choemon </li> 
July 1977 Asahiza: The Maiden's Colorful Fan </li> 
July 1977 Asahiza: The Shank's Mare along the Tokaido Highway </li> 
July 1977 Tour: Sugawara's Secrets of Calligraphy </li> 
July 1977 Tour: The Infant Pilgrim </li> 
August 1977 Hokkaido Tour: The Dance of Sambaso </li> 
August 1977 Hokkaido Tour: The Priest in Exile </li> 
August 1977 Hokkaido Tour: The Love of Osome and Hisamatsu </li> 
August 1977 Tour: Sansho Dayu </li> 
September 1977: A Supplement to Chushingura </li> 
September 1977: The Love Suicides at Amijima </li> 
September 1977: The Two Butterflies </li> 
October 1977: The Two Butterflies </li> 
October 1977: The Three Blind Masseurs </li> 
October 1977: The Courier for Hell </li> 
October 1977: The Battle of Dannoura </li> 
November 1977: The League of the 47 Ronin </li> 
December 1977: The Trouble in the Date Household </li> 
December 1977: The Infant Pilgrim </li> 
December 1977: The Red-Hot Love of the Greengrocer's Daughter </li> 
December 1977 Bunraku Kanshō Kyōshitsu: The Vendetta in Iga </li> 
January 1978: The Battle of Coxinga </li> 
January 1978: Fishing for Wives </li> 
January 1978: The Celebration of Housing Starts </li> 
January 1978: The Priest in Exile </li> 
January 1978: Oshun and Dembei </li> 
February 1978: Sugawara's Secrets of Calligraphy </li> 
February 1978: The Battle of Dannoura </li> 
February 1978: The Crossroads of Gappo </li> 
February 1978: A Chushingura's Subplot </li> 
February 1978: Gonza the Lancer </li> 
April 1978: Yoshitsune and a Thousand Cherry Trees </li> 
May 1978: The Story of the Morning Glory </li> 
June 1978: Nami (The Wave) </li> 
June 1978: Hatsuse mode </li> 
June 1978: The Travel on Mt. Yoshino </li> 
June 1978: Omon Toda </li> 
July 1978: The Woman-Killer and the Hell of Oil </li> 
July 1978: The Stuttering Painter </li> 
July 1978: The Subscription List </li> 
July 1978: The Summer Festival at Naniwa </li> 
July 1978: The Love Suicides at Sonezaki </li> 
August 1978: Kiichi's Book of Strategy </li> 
August 1978: The Murder in Revenge </li> 
August 1978: The Twenty-Four Dutiful Sons </li> 
August 1978: The Tycoon's Exploit </li> 
August 1978: The Dances of the Four Seasons </li> 
August 1978: The Story of Monsters </li> 
September 1978: The League of the 47 Ronin </li> 
December 1978: Sugawara's Secrets of Calligraphy </li> 
December 1978: The Amorous Courier </li> 
December 1978: The New Barrier of Ataka </li> 
December 1978 Bunraku Kanshō Kyōshitsu: The Priest in Exile </li> 
January 1979: Sugawara's Secrets of Calligraphy </li> 
February 1979: The Battles of Genji and Heike </li> 
February 1979: The Love Suicide of Tokubei and Ofusa </li> 
April 1979: The Love of Osome and Hisamatsu </li> 
April 1979: The Tycoon's Exploit </li> 
April 1979: Kiichi's Book of Strategy </li> 
April 1979: The Love Suicides at Amijima </li> 
April 1979: The Ogress of Mt. Oe </li> 
April 1979: Kojo (Formal Announcement) </li> 
May 1979: The Battle of Ichinotani </li> 
May 1979: The Crossroads of Gappo </li> 
May 1979: The Mask Peddler </li> 
May 1979: Yoshitsune and a Thousand Cherry Trees </li> 
May 1979: The Love Suicide of Hambei and Ochiyo </li> 
May 1979: Announcement of the current performance being dedicated to the memory of Kanji Tsuruzawa VI </li> 
July 1979: The Three Generations of Kamakura Shoguns </li> 
July 1979: A Tragic Love Triangle </li> 
July 1979: The Story of the Morning Glory </li> 
September 1979: The Miracle at the Tsubosaka Kannon Temple </li> 
September 1979: Kiichi's Book of Strategy </li> 
September 1979: The Love of Ohan and Choemon </li> 
September 1979: Masakiyo's Loyalty </li> 
October 1979: Masakiyo's Loyalty </li> 
October 1979: The Red-Hot Love of the Greengrocer's Daughter </li> 
October 1979: The Vendetta in Iga </li> 
October 1979: A Supplement to Chushingura </li> 
December 1979: The Teachings for Women </li> 
December 1979 Bunraku Kanshō Kyōshitsu: Sugawara's Secrets of Calligraphy </li> 
January 1980: The Battle of Ichinotani </li> 
January 1980: The Romance in the Gay Quarters </li> 
January 1980: The Trouble in the Date Household </li> 
January 1980: The Story of Matsukaza and Murasame </li> 
February 1980: The Battle of Coxinga </li> 
February 1980: The Go Game Strategy </li> 
February 1980: The Two-Colored Reins </li> 
February 1980: The Love Suicide at Amijima </li> 
April 1980: The Battle of Kawanakajima </li> 
April 1980: The Miracle at the Tsubosaka Kannon Temple </li> 
April 1980: Yoshitsune and a Thousand Cherry Trees </li> 
April 1980: The Old Tale of Kusunoki </li> 
April 1980: The Cherry Trees of the Imperial Palace </li> 
April 1980: The Cherry Trees Along the Hidaka River </li> 
May 1980: The Dance of Sambaso </li> 
May 1980: The Battle of Dannoura </li> 
May 1980: The Bloodshed at Ise </li> 
May 1980: The Cherry Trees Along the Hidaka River </li> 
May 1980: The Stuttering Painter </li> 
May 1980: The Summer Festival at Naniwa </li> 
May 1980: Annoucement of Jūzō Tsuruzawa's retirement </li> 
July 1980: The Dances of the Four Seasons </li> 
July 1980: The Nunobiki Waterfall </li> 
July 1980: The Bloodshed at Ise </li> 
July 1980: The Infant Pilgrim </li> 
July 1980: The Courier for Hell </li> 
July 1980 Tour: The Battle of Ichinotani </li> 
July 1980 Tour: The Amorous Courier on the Yamato Highway </li> 
September 1980: The New Usuyuki Story </li> 
September 1980: The Crossroads of Gappo </li> 
September 1980: The Love of Osome and Hisamatsu </li> 
September 1980: The Dumpling Peddlers </li> 
October 1980: The League of the 47 Ronin </li> 
October 1980: The Vendetta in Iga </li> 
October 1980: The Love-Inspired Murder </li> 
October 1980: The New Usuyuki Story </li> 
December 1980: The Tycoon's Exploit </li> 
December 1980: The Dances of the Four Seasons </li> 
December 1980 Bunraku Kanshō Kyōshitsu: The Love of Osome and Hisamatsu </li> 
Marty Gross Film Production: The Courier for Hell </li> 
January 1981: The Dance of Sambaso </li> 
January 1981: The Battle of Sakamoto Castle </li> 
January 1981: The Two-Colored Reins </li> 
January 1981: The Twenty-Four Dutiful Sons </li> 
January 1981: The Battle of Dannoura </li> 
February 1981: The Courier for Hell </li> 
February 1981: The Love Suicides at Sonezaki </li> 
February 1981: The Love Suicides at Amijima </li> 
April 1981: The Gion Festival </li> 
April 1981: A Chushingura's Subplot </li> 
April 1981: Kokaji the Swordsmith </li> 
April 1981: The Color Prints of Kagamiyama </li> 
April 1981: Tragedy on a Snowy Night </li> 
May 1981: Yoshitsune and a Thousand Cherry Trees </li> 
July 1981: The Battles of Genji and Heike </li> 
July 1981: The Shank's Mare along the Tokaido Highway </li> 
July 1981: The Young Cherry Tree </li> 
July 1981: The Love of Ohan and Choemon </li> 
September 1981: The Nunobiki Waterfall </li> 
September 1981: The Two Butterflies </li> 
September 1981: The Maple Viewing Party </li> 
September 1981: Monkey </li> 
November 1981: Kiichi's Book of Strategy </li> 
November 1981: The Inauspicious Sword </li> 
November 1981: The Sumo Wrestler's Banner </li> 
November 1981: The Shiraishi Story </li> 
November 1981: The Love Suicide of Hambei and Ochiyo </li> 
December 1981: The League of the 47 Ronin </li> 
January 1982: The Mask Peddler </li> 
January 1982: The Tycoon's Exploit </li> 
January 1982: The Amorous Courier on the Yamato Highway </li> 
January 1982: The Crossroads of Gappo </li> 
January 1982: The Love Suicides at Sonezaki </li> 
January 1982: Announcement on the assumption of his new name, Bungo Yoshida V, by Kotama Yoshida </li> 
February 1982: The Woman-Killer and the Hell of Oil </li> 
February 1982: The Battle of Coxinga </li> 
February 1982: The Love Suicide of Hambei and Ochiyo </li> 
February 1982: Announcement on the assumption of his new name, Bungo Yoshida V, by Kotama Yoshida </li> 
March 1982: The Tycoon's Exploit </li> 
March 1982: A Tragic Love Triangle </li> 
March 1982: The Red-Hot Love of the Greengrocer's Daughter </li> 
March 1982: The Love Suicides at Sonezaki </li> 
March 1982: The Ogress of Mt. Oe </li> 
April 1982: The Teachings for Women </li> 
May 1982: The Color Prints of Kagamiyama </li> 
May 1982: The Gion Festival </li> 
July 1982: The Vow of Rokusuke </li> 
July 1982: The Summer Festival at Naniwa </li> 
July 1982: The Cruel Employer </li> 
September 1982: The Nine-Tailed Fox </li> 
September 1982: Oshun and Dembei </li> 
October 1982: The Adachi Plain in Oshu </li> 
December 1982: The Adachi Plain in Oshu </li> 
December 1982: The Vendetta in Iga </li> 
January 1983: Sugawara's Secrets of Calligraphy </li> 
February 1983: The Drum of the Waves of Horikawa </li> 
February 1983: The Ancient Calendar </li> 
February 1983: Gonza the Lancer </li> 
April 1983: The Story of Priest Roben </li> 
April 1983: Oshun and Dembei </li> 
April 1983: Yoshitsune and a Thousand Cherry Trees </li> 
April 1983: The Love of Osome and Hisamatsu </li> 
April 1983: The Twenty-Four Dutiful Sons </li> 
May 1983: The Battle of Sakamoto Castle </li> 
May 1983: The Three Generations of Kamakura Shoguns </li> 
July 1983: Gonza the Lancer </li> 
July 1983: The Dances of the Four Seasons </li> 
July 1983: The Miracle at the Tsubosaka Kannon Temple </li> 
July 1983: The Subscription List </li> 
July 1983: The Three Generations of Kamakura Shoguns </li> 
September 1983: Kagekiyo and His Daughter </li> 
September 1983: The Story of the Morning Glory </li> 
September 1983: A Tragic Love Triangle </li> 
September 1983: The Dumpling Peddlers </li> 
September 1983: The Priest Karukaya and the Souvenir of Tsukushi </li> 
October 1983: Kagekiyo and His Daughter </li> 
October 1983: A Tragic Love Triangle </li> 
October 1983: The Maple Viewing Party </li> 
October 1983: Two Girl Attendants to a Courtesan </li> 
October 1983: The Love Suicides at Amijima </li> 
December 1983: The Twenty-Four Dutiful Sons </li> 
December 1983 Bunraku Kanshō Kyōshitsu: The Courier for Hell </li> 
January 1984: The Battle of Ichinotani </li> 
February 1984: The Love Suicides at Amijima </li> 
February 1984: The Love Suicides at Sonezaki </li> 
February 1984: The Woman-Killer and the Hell of Oil </li> 
April 1984: The Dance of Sambaso </li> 
April 1984: Yoshitsune and a Thousand Cherry Trees </li> 
May 1984: The Dance of Sambaso </li> 
May 1984: Sugawara's Secrets of Calligraphy </li> 
June 1984: The Story of the Morning Glory </li> 
June 1984 Bunraku Kanshō Kyōshitsu: The Priest in Exile </li> 
July 1984: The Battle of Coxinga </li> 
July 1984: The Stuttering Painter </li> 
July 1984: The Love Suicides at Sonezaki </li> 
August 1984: The White Fox of Shinoda </li> 
August 1984: Akogi Bay in Ise Province </li> 
August 1984: The Murder in Revenge </li> 
August 1984: The Story of Monsters </li> 
September 1984: The White Fox of Shinoda </li> 
September 1984: Akogi Bay in Ise Province </li> 
September 1984: The Murder in Revenge </li> 
September 1984: The Story of Monsters </li> 
October 1984: The Amorous Courier on the Yamato Highway </li> 
October 1984: Sugawara's Secrets of Calligraphy </li> 
October 1984: The Priest in Exile </li> 
October 1984: Yoshitsune and a Thousand Cherry Trees </li> 
November 1984: The Vendetta in Iga </li> 
November 1984: The Love of Osome and Hisamatsu </li> 
November 1984: The Bridal Journey </li> 
December 1984: The Love of Osome and Hisamatsu </li> 
December 1984: The New Barrier of Ataka </li> 
December 1984 Bunraku Kanshō Kyōshitsu: The Priest in Exile </li> 
January 1985: The League of the 47 Ronin </li> 
January 1985: Fishing for Wives </li> 
February 1985: The Courier for Hell </li> 
February 1985: The Double Suicide at Ikudama </li> 
February 1985: The Love Suicide of Hambei and Ochiyo </li> 
April 1985: The Celebration of Housing Starts </li> 
April 1985: The Battles of Genji and Heike </li> 
April 1985: The Love Suicide at Amijima </li> 
April 1985: The Cherry Trees of the Imperial Palace </li> 
April 1985: The Battle of Dannoura </li> 
April 1985: The Tragedy of Love in Error </li> 
April 1985: Announcement of the assumption of his new stage name, Sumitayū Takemoto VII, by Mojitayuū Takemoto </li> 
May 1985: The Celebration of Housing Starts </li> 
May 1985: The Pregnant Mountain Ogress (Heroine) </li> 
May 1985: The Battles of Genji and Heike </li> 
May 1985: Fishing for Wives </li> 
May 1985: The Tycoon's Exploit </li> 
May 1985: The Love-Inspired Murder </li> 
May 1985: The Battle of Dannoura </li> 
May 1985: Announcement of the assumption of his new stage name, Sumitayū Takemoto VII, by Mojitayuū Takemoto </li> 
June 1985: Two Girl Attendants to a Courtesan </li> 
June 1985: Sugawara's Secrets of Calligraphy </li> 
June 1985: The Infant Pilgrim </li> 
June 1985: The Ogress of Mt. Oe </li> 
July 1985: The Summer Festival at Naniwa </li> 
July 1985: The Drum of the Waves of Horikawa </li> 
July 1985: The Vegetable Farm </li> 
August 1985: The Nine-Tailed Fox </li> 
August 1985: The Two Butterflies </li> 
August 1985: The Nunobiki Waterfall </li> 
August 1985: The Ridge Pole of the Sanjusangendo Temple </li> 
August 1985: The Butterfly Couple in the Other World </li> 
September 1985: Monkey </li> 
September 1985: A Supplement to Chushingura </li> 
September 1985: The Two Butterflies </li> 
November 1985: The Tycoon's Exploit </li> 
November 1985: The Hunter and the Female Fox </li> 
November 1985: The Love of Ohan and Choemon </li> 
November 1985: The Cherry Blossoms of the Dojoji Temple </li> 
November 1985: The Imprisoned Warrior </li> 
December 1985: Two Girl Attendants to a Courtesan </li> 
December 1985: The Battle of Ichinotani </li> 
December 1985 Bunraku Kanshō Kyōshitsu: The Miracle at the Tsubosaka Kannon Temple </li> 
January 1986: The Seven Gods of Fortune </li> 
January 1986: The Romance in the Gay Quarters </li> 
January 1986: The Crossroads of Gappo </li> 
January 1986: The Red-Hot Love of the Greengrocer's Daughter </li> 
January 1986: Kajiwara The Swordsman </li> 
January 1986: The Eternal Love of Onatsu and Seijurō </li> 
February 1986: The Priest in Exile </li> 
February 1986: The Imprisoned Warrior </li> 
February 1986: The Story of Matsukaza and Murasame </li> 
February 1986: The Battle of Coxinga </li> 
April 1986: The Teachings for Women </li> 
May 1986: The Vendetta in Iga </li> 
June 1986 Bunraku Kanshō Kyōshitsu: The Battle of Ichinotani </li> 
June 1986 Bunraku Kanshō Kyōshitsu: The Ridge Pole of the Sanjusangendo Temple </li> 
July 1986: The Nunobiki Waterfall </li> 
July 1986: The Sumo Wrestler's Banner </li> 
July 1986: The Yaguchi Ferry </li> 
July 1986: The Bloodshed at Ise </li> 
July 1986: The Butterfly Couple in the Other World </li> 
July 1986: Danshichi the Homeless </li> 
August 1986 National Bunraku Theatre, Osaka: Urikohime and Amanjaku </li> 
August 1986 National Bunraku Theatre, Osaka: Kiichi's Book of Strategy </li> 
August 1986 National Bunraku Theatre, Osaka: Sugawara's Secrets of Calligraphy </li> 
August 1986 National Bunraku Theatre, Osaka: The Fulling Block and the Bonfire </li> 
August 1986 National Bunraku Theatre, Osaka: The Greengrocer's Tragedy </li> 
August 1986 National Bunraku Theatre, Osaka: The Story of Shunkin </li> 
August 1986 National Theatre, Tokyo: The Teachings for Women </li> 
October 1986: The Priest in Exile </li> 
October 1986: The Love Suicides at Amijima </li> 
October 1986: The Courier for Hell </li> 
December 1986 Bunraku Kanshō Kyōshitsu: The Love Suicides at Sonezaki </li> 
January 1987: The Dance of Sambaso </li> 
January 1987: The Battle of Ichinotani </li> 
January 1987: The Love of Osome and Hisamatsu </li> 
January 1987: The Pregnant Mountain Ogress (Heroine) </li> 
January 1987: A Tragic Love Triangle </li> 
January 1987: The Dances of the Four Seasons </li> 
February 1987: The Ancient Calendar </li> 
February 1987: The Courtesan Yugiri </li> 
February 1987: The Love Suicides at Amijima </li> 
March 1987: The Miracle at the Tsubosaka Kannon Temple </li> 
March 1987: Kokaji the Swordsmith </li> 
March 1987: The Woman-Killer and the Hell of Oil </li> 
April 1987: The Tycoon's Exploit </li> 
April 1987: Announcement of the assumption of his new name, Kizaemon Nozawa III, by Katsuhei Nozawa </li> 
May 1987: The Tycoon's Exploit </li> 
May 1987: Announcement of the assumption of his new name, Kizaemon Nozawa III, by Katsuhei Nozawa </li> 
June 1987 National Bunraku Theatre: The Love Suicides at Sonezaki </li> 
June 1987 Harajuku Bunraku: The Love Suicides at Sonezaki </li> 
July 1987: The Tales of Ise </li> 
July 1987: Yoshitsune and a Thousand Cherry Trees </li> 
July 1987: The Summer Festival at Naniwa </li> 
July 1987: The New Barrier of Ataka </li> 
August 1987: Fishing for Wives </li> 
August 1987: The Maple Viewing Party </li> 
August 1987: Mt. Oeyama </li> 
August 1987: Madame Butterfly </li> 
August 1987: The Disinherited Son </li> 
September 1987: The Tales of Ise </li> 
September 1987: The Summer Festival at Naniwa </li> 
September 1987: The Battle of Sakamoto Castle </li> 
September 1987: A Tragic Love Triangle </li> 
September 1987: The Maple Viewing Party </li> 
November 1987: The Battle of Sakamoto Castle </li> 
November 1987: The Two-Colored Reins </li> 
November 1987: The Love Suicide of Hambei and Ochiyo </li> 
December 1987: Kiichi's Book of Strategy </li> 
December 1987: Oshun and Dembei </li> 
December 1987 Bunraku Kanshō Kyōshitsu: The Love of Osome and Hisamatsu </li> 
January 1988: The Seven Gods of Fortune </li> 
January 1988: The Vow of Rokusuke </li> 
January 1988: Two Girl Attendants to a Courtesan </li> 
January 1988: The Story of Priest Roben </li> 
January 1988: The Ridge Pole of the Sanjusangendo Temple </li> 
February 1988: The Courier for Hell </li> 
February 1988: The Love Suicides at Sonezaki </li> 
February 1988: The Twins and the Sumida River </li> 
March/April 1988 Tour: The Crossroads of Gappo </li> 
March/April 1988 Tour: The Battle of Dannoura </li> 
March/April 1988 Tour: The Love Suicides at Amijima </li> 
March 1988: The Cherry Trees of the Imperial Palace </li> 
March 1988: The Infant Pilgrim </li> 
March 1988: The Cherry Trees Along the Hidaka River </li> 
March 1988: The Cruel Employer </li> 
March 1988: The Trouble in the Date Household </li> 
March 1988: The Happy-Go-Lucky Palanquin Bearers </li> 
April 1988: The Priest Karukaya and the Souvenir of Tsukushi </li> 
April 1988: Announcement of the assumption of his new stage name, Datedayū Takemoto V, by Datejidayū Takemoto </li> 
April 1988: The Stuttering Painter </li> 
April 1988: The Lion Dance </li> 
April 1988: The Twenty-Four Dutiful Sons </li> 
May 1988: The Cherry Trees of the Imperial Palace </li> 
May 1988: The Stuttering Painter </li> 
May 1988: The Ogress of Mt. Oe </li> 
May 1988: The Twenty-Four Dutiful Sons </li> 
May 1988: Announcement of the assumption of his new stage name, Datedayū Takemoto V, by Datejidayū Takemoto </li> 
May 1988 Harajuku Bunraku: Yoshitsune and a Thousand Cherry Trees </li> 
July 1988: The Shiraishi Story </li> 
July 1988: The Shank's Mare along the Tokaido Highway </li> 
July 1988: Kokaji the Swordsmith </li> 
July 1988: The Story of Kasane </li> 
August 1988: Pilgrimage to the West </li> 
August 1988: Ohan </li> 
August 1988: The Dancing Mushrooms </li> 
November 1988: The Battles of Genji and Heike </li> 
December 1988: The League of the 47 Ronin </li> 
December 1988 Bunraku Kanshō Kyōshitsu: The Miracle at the Tsubosaka Kannon Temple </li> 
January 1989: The Dance of Sambaso </li> 
January 1989: The Battle of Kawanakajima </li> 
January 1989: The Miracle at the Tsubosaka Kannon Temple </li> 
January 1989: The Red-Hot Love of the Greengrocer's Daughter </li> 
January 1989: The Young Cherry Tree </li> 
January 1989: The Amorous Courier </li> 
January 1989: The Feudal Lord in Asama </li> 
February 1989: The Drum of the Waves of Horikawa </li> 
February 1989: The Two-Colored Reins </li> 
February 1989: The Love Suicide at Amijima </li> 
March 1989: Yoshitsune and a Thousand Cherry Trees </li> 
March 1989: The Love of Ohan and Choemon </li> 
April 1989: Sugawara's Secrets of Calligraphy </li> 
April 1989: Announcement of Koshijidayū Takemoto IV's retirement </li> 
July 1989: The Enticed High Priest </li> 
July 1989: Oshun and Dembei </li> 
July 1989: The Story of the Morning Glory </li> 
August 1989: Subjugation of Ogres on Mt. Oe </li> 
August 1989: The Red Battle Surcoat </li> 
August 1989: The Rat's Romance </li> 
September 1989: The Two Butterflies </li> 
September 1989: The Love-Inspired Murder </li> 
September 1989: The Herculean Woman </li> 
November 1989: The Two Butterflies </li> 
November 1989: The Woman-Killer and the Hell of Oil </li> 
November 1989: The Story of Matsukaza and Murasame </li> 
December 1989 : Yoshitsune and a Thousand Cherry Trees </li> 
December 1989 : The Love of Ohan and Choemon </li> 
December 1989 Bunraku Kanshō Kyōshitsu: The Priest in Exile </li> 
January 1990: The Seven Gods of Fortune </li> 
January 1990: Kagekiyo and His Daughter </li> 
January 1990: The Romance in the Gay Quarters </li> 
January 1990: The Gion Festival </li> 
January 1990: The Love-Inspired Murder </li> 
January 1990: The Dumpling Peddlers </li> 
February 1990: The Love of Osome and Hisamatsu </li> 
February 1990: The Love Suicide of Hambei and Ochiyo </li> 
February 1990: Oshun and Dembei </li> 
March 1990: The Stuttering Painter </li> 
March 1990: The Love of Osome and Hisamatsu </li> 
March 1990: Two Girl Attendants to a Courtesan </li> 
March 1990: Sugawara's Secrets of Calligraphy </li> 
April 1990: The Celebration of Housing Starts </li> 
April 1990: The Color Prints of Kagamiyama </li> 
April 1990: The Lion Dance </li> 
April 1990: Yoshitsune and a Thousand Cherry Trees </li> 
May 1990: The Color Prints of Kagamiyama </li> 
May 1990: The New Barrier of Ataka </li> 
May 1990: The Old Tale of Kusunoki </li> 
May 1990: The Story of the Morning Glory </li> 
July 1990: The Nunobiki Waterfall </li> 
July 1990: The Bloodshed at Ise </li> 
July 1990: The Subscription List </li> 
July 1990: The Disinherited Son </li> 
August 1990: Stone Flower </li> 
August 1990: Fishing for Wives </li> 
August 1990: The Love Suicides at Sonezaki </li> 
September 1990: The Adachi Plain in Oshu </li> 
November 1990: The Pregnant Mountain Ogress (Heroine) </li> 
November 1990: Gonza the Lancer </li> 
November 1990: The Adachi Plain in Oshu </li> 
December 1990: The Seven Gods of Fortune </li> 
December 1990: The Trouble in the Date Household </li> 
December 1990: The Amorous Courier </li> 
December 1990 Bunraku Kanshō Kyōshitsu: The Love of Osome and Hisamatsu </li> 
October 1991: The Dance of Sambaso </li> 
October 1991: The Vendetta in Iga </li> 
October 1991: The Trouble in the Date Household </li> 
October 1991: The Faithful Wife </li> 
October 1991: The Teachings for Women </li> 
February 1991: The Vendetta by a Samurai in Rags </li> 
February 1991: Gonza the Lancer </li> 
February 1991: The Vendetta in Iga </li> 
April 1991: The Old Tale of Kusunoki </li> 
April 1991: A Tragic Love Triangle </li> 
April 1991: The Cherry Trees Along the Hidaka River </li> 
April 1991: The New Usuyuki Story </li> 
May 1991: The Enticed High Priest </li> 
May 1991: The Nine-Tailed Fox </li> 
May 1991: The Miracle at the Tsubosaka Kannon Temple </li> 
May 1991: The New Usuyuki Story </li> 
July 1991: The Three Generations of Kamakura Shoguns </li> 
July 1991: The Battle of Ichinotani </li> 
July 1991: The Grateful Cormorant </li> 
August 1991: Mt. Oeyama </li> 
August 1991: Urikohime and Amanjaku </li> 
August 1991: The Shank's Mare along the Tokaido Highway </li> 
August 1991: The Courier for Hell </li> 
September 1991: Yoshitsune and a Thousand Cherry Trees </li> 
November 1991: Kiichi's Book of Strategy </li> 
November 1991: The Ancient Calendar </li> 
November 1991: The Maple Viewing Party </li> 
December 1991: The Crossroads of Gappo </li> 
December 1991: The Pines on Mount Hibari </li> 
December 1991: The Dumpling Peddlers </li> 
December 1991 Bunraku Kanshō Kyōshitsu: The Amorous Courier </li> 
January 1992: The Pines on Mount Hibari </li> 
January 1992: The Love of Osome and Hisamatsu </li> 
January 1992: The Cherry Trees of the Imperial Palace </li> 
January 1992: Oshun and Dembei </li> 
January 1992: The Happy-Go-Lucky Palanquin Bearers </li> 
January 1992: The Dances of the Four Seasons </li> 
April 1992: The Vendetta in Iga </li> 
May 1992: The Story of Priest Roben </li> 
May 1992: The Love of Osome and Hisamatsu </li> 
May 1992: The Battle of Ichinotani </li> 
May 1992: A Tragic Love Triangle </li> 
May 1992: The Butterfly Couple in the Other World </li> 
July 1992: The Ridge Pole of the Sanjusangendo Temple </li> 
July 1992: The Priest in Exile </li> 
July 1992: The Butterfly Couple in the Other World </li> 
July 1992: Masakiyo's Loyalty </li> 
July 1992: The Red-Hot Love of the Greengrocer's Daughter </li> 
August 1992: The Vegetable Farm </li> 
August 1992: The Hunter and the Female Fox </li> 
August 1992: The Ogress of Mt. Oe </li> 
August 1992: The Woman-Killer and the Hell of Oil </li> 
September 1992: The Twenty-Four Dutiful Sons </li> 
November 1992: The Love Suicides at Amijima </li> 
November 1992: Kokaji the Swordsmith </li> 
November 1992: The Stone Monument of Glory </li> 
November 1992: The Greengrocer's Tragedy </li> 
November 1992: The Sumo Wrestler's Banner </li> 
December 1992: The Battle of Coxinga </li> 
January 1993: The Dance of Sambaso </li> 
January 1993: The Crossroads of Gappo </li> 
January 1993: The Twenty-Four Dutiful Sons </li> 
January 1993: The Love of Osome and Hisamatsu </li> 
February 1993: The Courier for Hell </li> 
February 1993: The Double Suicide at Ikudama </li> 
February 1993: The Love Suicides at Amijima </li> 
April 1993: The Tycoon's Exploit </li> 
May 1993: The Tycoon's Exploit </li> 
August 1993: The Red Battle Surcoat </li> 
August 1993: Kiichi's Book of Strategy </li> 
August 1993: The Summer Festival at Naniwa </li> 
August 1993: The Love Suicide of Hambei and Ochiyo </li> 
September 1993: The Summer Festival at Naniwa </li> 
September 1993: The Priest Karukaya and the Souvenir of Tsukushi </li> 
September 1993: The Bloodshed at Ise </li> 
September 1993: Kiichi's Book of Strategy </li> 
November 1993: Sugawara's Secrets of Calligraphy </li> 
November 1993: The Inauspicious Sword </li> 
November 1993: Fishing for Wives </li> 
November 1993: Two Girl Attendants to a Courtesan </li> 
November 1993: The Loyal Samurai </li> 
November 1993: The Nunobiki Waterfall </li> 
December 1993: A Supplement to Chushingura </li> 
December 1993: The Nunobiki Waterfall </li> 
December 1993: The Mask Peddler </li> 
December 1993 Bunraku Kanshō Kyōshitsu: The Infant Pilgrim </li> 
January 1994: The Young Cherry Tree </li> 
January 1994: The Love Suicide at Amijima </li> 
January 1994: The Dances of the Four Seasons </li> 
January 1994: The Battle of Sakamoto Castle </li> 
January 1994: The Love of Ohan and Choemon </li> 
February 1994: The Ancient Calendar </li> 
February 1994: The Woman's Harakiri at Nagamachi </li> 
February 1994: The Love Suicide of Hambei and Ochiyo </li> 
April 1994: The Teachings for Women </li> 
April 1994: The Dance of Sambaso </li> 
August 1994: Pilgrimage to the West </li> 
August 1994: The Story of the Morning Glory </li> 
August 1994: The Love Suicides at Sonezaki </li> 
September 1994: The Shiraishi Story </li> 
September 1994: The Two Butterflies </li> 
September 1994: The Maple Viewing Party </li> 
September 1994: The White Fox of Shinoda </li> 
November 1994: The League of the 47 Ronin </li> 
December 1994: The Ridge Pole of the Sanjusangendo Temple </li> 
December 1994: The Love of Ohan and Choemon </li> 
December 1994: The Cherry Trees Along the Hidaka River </li> 
December 1994 Bunraku Kanshō Kyōshitsu: The Love of Osome and Hisamatsu </li> 
January 1995: The Celebration of Housing Starts </li> 
January 1995: The Nine-Tailed Fox </li> 
January 1995: The Miracle at the Tsubosaka Kannon Temple </li> 
January 1995: The Two-Colored Reins </li> 
January 1995: The Love-Inspired Murder </li> 
February 1995: The Priest in Exile </li> 
February 1995: The Love Suicides at Sonezaki </li> 
February 1995: The Drum of the Waves of Horikawa </li> 
April 1995: The Color Prints of Kagamiyama </li> 
April 1995: The Subscription List </li> 
April 1995: Yoshitsune and a Thousand Cherry Trees </li> 
May 1995: The Gion Festival </li> 
May 1995: The Story of the Morning Glory </li> 
May 1995: The New Barrier of Ataka </li> 
August 1995: The Story of Manda Ponds </li> 
August 1995: The Battles of Genji and Heike </li> 
August 1995: Gonza the Lancer </li> 
September 1995: Kiichi's Book of Strategy </li> 
September 1995: The Yaguchi Ferry </li> 
September 1995: The Murder in Revenge </li> 
September 1995: The Sumo Wrestler's Banner </li> 
January 1996: The Seven Gods of Fortune </li> 
January 1996: The Tycoon's Exploit </li> 
January 1996: Tragedy on a Snowy Night </li> 
January 1996: The Mask Peddler </li> 
January 1996: The Trouble in the Date Household </li> 
January 1996: The Amorous Courier </li> 
January 1996: Announcement of the assumption of his new name, Tsunatayū Takemoto IX, by Oritayū Takemoto </li> 
February 1996: The Battle of Coxinga </li> 
February 1996: The Battle of Kawanakajima </li> 
February 1996: The Love Suicides at Amijima </li> 
February 1996: Announcement of the assumption of his new name, Tsunatayū Takemoto IX, by Oritayū Takemoto </li> 
March 1996 Tour: The Cherry Trees of the Imperial Palace </li> 
March 1996 Tour: The Cherry Trees Along the Hidaka River </li> 
March 1996 Tour: Oshun and Dembei </li> 
March 1996 Tour: Yoshitsune and a Thousand Cherry Trees </li> 
April 1996: The Gion Festival </li> 
April 1996: A Chushingura's Subplot </li> 
April 1996: The Cherry Trees Along the Hidaka River </li> 
April 1996: The White Fox of Shinoda </li> 
July 1996: Sasayaki no take </li> 
July 1996: The Monkey Dance </li> 
July 1996: The Bloodshed at Ise </li> 
July 1996: The Stuttering Painter </li> 
July 1996: The Courier for Hell </li> 
September 1996: Sugawara's Secrets of Calligraphy </li> 
January 1997: The Dance of Sambaso </li> 
January 1997: The Battle of Ichinotani </li> 
January 1997: The Miracle at the Tsubosaka Kannon Temple </li> 
January 1997: The Romance in the Gay Quarters </li> 
January 1997: The Crossroads of Gappo </li> 
January 1997: The Lion Dance </li> 
February 1997: The Pregnant Mountain Ogress (Heroine) </li> 
February 1997: The Love Suicide of Tokubei and Ofusa </li> 
February 1997: The Twins and the Sumida River </li> 
February 1997: The Woman-Killer and the Hell of Oil </li> 
February 1997 Kioi Hall: The Twenty-Four Dutiful Sons </li> 
April 1997: Yoshitsune and a Thousand Cherry Trees </li> 
September 1997: Kagekiyo and His Daughter </li> 
September 1997: The Infant Pilgrim </li> 
September 1997: Kokaji the Swordsmith </li> 
September 1997: The Stone Monument of Glory </li> 
September 1997: The Love of Ohan and Choemon </li> 
December 1997: The League of the 47 Ronin </li> 
December 1997 Bunraku Kanshō Kyōshitsu: The Priest in Exile </li> 
December 1997 Bunraku Kanshō Kyōshitsu: Kiichi's Book of Strategy </li> 
January 1998: The Cherry Trees of the Imperial Palace </li> 
January 1998: The Love of Osome and Hisamatsu </li> 
January 1998: Fishing for Wives </li> 
January 1998: The Story of Priest Roben </li> 
January 1998: The Twenty-Four Dutiful Sons </li> 
April 1998: The Celebration of Housing Starts </li> 
April 1998: The Love-Inspired Murder </li> 
April 1998: The Vendetta in Iga </li> 
April 1998: A Supplement to Chushingura </li> 
April 1998: The New Usuyuki Story </li> 
May 1998: The Vendetta in Iga </li> 
May 1998: Announcement of the assumption of his new name, Kinshi Nozawa V, by Kinya Nozawa </li> 
September 1998: The Battle of Dannoura </li> 
September 1998: The Crossroads of Gappo </li> 
September 1998: The Fulling Block and the Bonfire </li> 
September 1998: The Story of the Morning Glory </li> 
September 1998: Announcement of the current performance being dedicated to the memory of Kanjūrō Kiritake II </li> 
November 1998: The League of the 47 Ronin </li> 
December 1998: The League of the 47 Ronin </li> 
July 2000: Urikohime and Amanjaku </li> 
July 2000: The Shank's Mare along the Tokaido Highway </li> 
July 2000: The Three Generations of Kamakura Shoguns </li> 
July 2000: The Fulling Block and the Bonfire </li> 
July 2000: The Murder in Revenge </li> 
November 2000: The Two Butterflies </li> 
November 2000: The Love Suicides at Amijima </li> 
December 2000: The Vow of Rokusuke </li> 
December 2000 Bunraku Kanshō Kyōshitsu: Two Girl Attendants to a Courtesan </li> 
December 2000 Bunraku Kanshō Kyōshitsu: The Priest in Exile </li> 
April 2001: The Color Prints of Kagamiyama </li> 
April 2001: The White Fox of Shinoda </li> 
April 2001: The Crossroads of Gappo </li> 
April 2001: Yoshitsune and a Thousand Cherry Trees </li> 
July/August 2001: Mt. Oeyama </li> 
July/August 2001: The Rat's Romance </li> 
July/August 2001: The Benevolence of Saint Nichiren </li> 
July/August 2001: The Subscription List </li> 
July/August 2001: The Summer Festival at Naniwa </li> 
January 2002: The Celebration of Housing Starts </li> 
January 2002: The Battle of Coxinga </li> 
January 2002: Kagekiyo and His Daughter </li> 
January 2002: The Eternal Love of Onatsu and Seijurō </li> 
January 2002: The Red-Hot Love of the Greengrocer's Daughter </li> 
April 2002: Sugawara's Secrets of Calligraphy </li> 
July/August 2002: The Tongue-Cut Sparrow </li> 
July/August 2002: Bunraku no ohanashi (Introduction to Bunraku) </li> 
July/August 2002: The Hunter and the Female Fox </li> 
July/August 2002: The Story of Kasane </li> 
July/August 2002: The Love Suicides at Sonezaki </li> 
May 2003: Announcement of the assumption of his new name, Kanjūrō Kiritake III, by Minotarō Yoshida </li> </ul>