Hanakobu Akujyo Mask ko-omote The dances themselves were highly

The dances themselves were highly stylized and often accompanied by music played on traditional Japanese instruments

Traditional Japanese Omoikane Mask by Tanabe Seisuke

Traditional Japanese Saru Mask

Otafuku (阿多福) is a popular figure in folk tales and paired with a male caricature called Hyottoko and podgy cheeks

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Hanakobu Akujyo Mask ko-omote The dances themselves were highlyTraditional Japanese Hanakobu Akujyo Mask Description Hanakobu Akujyo (), with his distinct nose, absence of lower teeth, and upper teeth made of gold or brass; is also referred to as Sarutahiko taijingu. Akujyo is a fierce old God. In Noh theater, this mask is often used to portray the role of a dragon god in a dance of the plays Shirahige, Ouashiro and Tamano. Material Wood Sizing Please see pictures for sizing. (We use a tennis ball for customers