@article{oai:bunkyo.repo.nii.ac.jp:00001245,
 author = {角田, 巌},
 journal = {人間科学研究, Bulletin of Human Science},
 month = {1988-12-01, 2012-04-26},
 note = {The character “遊” [yuu](play) originally means an excursion of a clan displaying its flag. Even now the word, play implies the meaning of drifting or wandering in Japanese.
In ancient times, the play was ceremony in which people tried to call for spirits of the dead and to give them back to their body. “遊行” [idemas](go out) was the honorific word for departure of God or Tennoh (the Emperor).
“神遊び” [kamiasobi](God's play) was a sacred festival in which God visited village communities and exchanged friendships among the people.
On the other hand, when a monk was traveling and enlightening people by Buddihism, it was called “遊行” [yugyoh].
Japanese way of playing was influenced by the nature of drifting, wandering and traveling in playing.},
 pages = {32--42},
 title = {遊と漂　日本における遊の意味と変遷 : 遊行から遊行まで},
 volume = {10},
 year = {}
}