芋田楽

taros flavoured with miso and grilled on skewers

田楽法師

でんがくほうし

professional dengaku performer (usu. appearing as a monk)

田楽焼き

でんがくやき

skewered fish (or vegetables, etc.) coated with miso and cooked

田楽刺し

でんがくざし

skewering

田楽豆腐

でんがくどうふ

skewered pieces of tofu baked and coated with miso

田楽返し

でんがくがえし

device with axle used to change the backdrop of a (kabuki) play

楽楽

らくらく

comfortably, easily

楽

らく

comfort, ease

極楽極楽

ごくらくごくらく

It's absolute heaven, It's sheer bliss

楽市楽座

らくいちらくざ

free markets and open guilds (policy enacted by daimyo in the Azuchimomoyama Period (1573-1598) that weakened the strict regulations surrounding business establishment in market places and important cities, allowing new businesses to open in Joka-machi market places)

田

た

rice field

俗楽

ぞくがく

popular music, common people's music (as opposed to court music)

宴楽

えんらく

merrymaking, partying

弦楽

げんがく

music for strings, string music

楽想

がくそう

melodic subject, theme, motif

遊楽

ゆうらく ゆうがく

amusement

勝楽

しょうらく かちらく

Cakrasamvara, Samvara, Supreme Bliss (tantric Buddhist deity)

洋楽

ようがく

Western music, European music

耽楽

たんらく

indulging in pleasure, giving oneself up to enjoyment