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講談 古典怪異譚 五
- Narrated by: 旭堂 南湖
- Length: 2 hrs and 16 mins
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Publisher's summary
近年、注目を浴びている、日本の伝統話芸「講談」。
「冬は義士 夏はおばけで飯を喰い」と川柳に詠まれたほど、 講談師は夏になると怪談を語ってきている。
クーラーのなかった時代、観客は講談師の語る世界に身をゆだね、 背筋を凍らせ、暑い夏を忘れた。
講談師の旭堂南湖が贈る古典怪談。
故きを温ねて新しきを知る。
名調子で語る「日本の怪談」ここにあり。
内容紹介
佐賀怪猫伝「その六 呼吸する死体」(32分)
鍋島家に祟る半面まだらの烏猫。鍋島丹後守の家来、近習頭の小森半左衛門は怪猫のために、母を食い殺され、いままた妻のぬいがおびえて死んだ。
無念ながら小森半左衛門は親類友人を招いて妻の弔いをすることになった。
死骸は棺におさめ、お寺からお坊さんがやってきて念仏を唱える。
次第次第に夜が更けてくる。すると、一人、また一人と、コクリコクリと居眠りをするものが出てくる。
しまいには念仏を唱えているお坊さんまでが眠ってしまう。これを見て小森半左衛門は驚いた。
「はて? 変なこともあるものだ。出家まで眠るとは何事であるか」と思っていると、ミシリミシリと聞こえる足音。
なんと、半面まだらの烏猫がやってきた。さあ、どうなる?
「その七 魔性の女」(31分)
鍋島家に祟る怪猫は姿を消した。半左衛門がその行方を必死に探している。
すると、鍋島丹後守が近く、お国入りをなさる。
江戸のお屋敷にはお豊の方というお妾がおります。このお豊の方が妊娠。しからば国元で安らかに出産させたい。そこでお豊の方は殿様より一足先に帰ることになった。 これを幕府に届けるとお許しが出た。徳川時代は「入り鉄砲に出女」と言って、江戸に鉄砲が入ること、江戸から女が出ていくことは取締がきつかった。これは大名の奥方は人質として江戸に置いてある。
ところが大名の中には色々と口実を作って、姿を変えたりして国へ送るものがある。 お豊の方はお妾ですから、すぐにお許しが出た。さあ、どうなる?
「その八 怪猫の行方」(21分)
小森半左衛門はお豊の方のお供をして、本国佐賀へ帰国の途中、殿様より預かりました藤四郎吉光の短刀を何者かに盗まれてしまった。
そこで江戸へ戻って殿様に対面。鍋島丹後守は大層立腹。手討ちになるかと思ったが、これが情けの手討ちであった。
小森半左衛門は涙を流して喜んだ。小森半左衛門は浪人となり、下僕の高木三平と一緒に、怪猫と短刀の行方を探っている。
小森は浪人になりましたから金がない。そこで三平が仕事をする。江戸時代には色んな商売がありました。猫の蚤取り屋とか、流しあんまとか。
三平は三文笛を買ってくると、毎晩のように江戸の町を歩いて、あんまの仕事。
怪猫はどうやら江戸にはいない。さあ、どうなる?
「その九 お豊の方の生い立ち」(29分)
「その十 宇右衛門の死」(23分)
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