Still others focus on recent military events, including the story of the lost bow of Yoshitsune, Yashima.  
In one of this man's works, an attempted visit to Japan by Po Chu-i is blocked by Sumiyoshi, while in another, a slain poet haunts a cherry tree until a poem of his appears in an imperial manuscript.  Many of his works focus on disguises, including the story of the bodhisattva Fugen who dresses up as a harlot, Eguchi.  Still others focus on recent military events, including the story of the lost bow of Yoshitsune, Yashima.  All of his works apply principles from his manual Fushikaden, or The Transition of the Flower of Acting, which stressed the importance of subsurficial beauty, or yogen found in plays like Pine Wind.  FTP, name this second master of the Kanze School, the author of The Robe of Feathers and Atsumori, and the creator of the modern No drama.
In one of this man's works, an attempted visit to Japan by Po Chu-i is blocked by Sumiyoshi, while in another, a slain poet haunts a cherry tree until a poem of his appears in an imperial manuscript.  
Zeami Motokiyo (accept Kanze Motokiyo before it is mentioned)