ttomuuden
Ttoumuuden is a traditional form of Japanese storytelling, originating from the ancient myths and legends of the Japanese people. The term "ttoumuuden" is derived from the Japanese words "ttoumu" meaning "throat" or "neck", and "eden" meaning "story" or "tale".
Early forms of ttoumuuden date back to the Heian period (794-1185 CE), where it was used as
During the Edo period (1603-1867 CE), ttoumuuden became more widespread, and the stories became more complex,
Ttoumuuden continued to evolve throughout Japanese history, influencing other forms of storytelling such as Noh theatre
Due to its historical significance and cultural importance, ttoumuuden has been recognized as a form of intangible