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1. japaneseonimasks.com › blogs › magazineTraditional Japanese Masks | 18 Types and Their Stories

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   Oni masks, also known as ogre masks or demon masks, are a type of face mask worn in various traditional ceremonies and performances around Japan. They are typically made from cloth or leather and are decorated with spikes, horns, or other features that make them resemble the heads of evil spirits.

2. eiyokimono.com › a › blogJapanese Mask Tradition: The Kitsune, Oni, and Samurai Masks

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   7 sie 2023 · Let's explore the fascinating world of traditional Japanese masks! From the iconic fox masks to the captivating kabuki and charming cat masks, we'll dive into one of Japan's most beloved art forms. Discover the rich history, various types, and their uses in past and contemporary eras.

3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › NamahageNamahage - Wikipedia

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   The Namahage (生剥げ, なまはげ) [1] are demonlike beings portrayed by men wearing hefty oni (ogre) masks and traditional straw capes during a New Year's ritual, in local northern Japanese folklore of the Oga Peninsula area of Akita Prefecture.

4. artfilemagazine.com › japanese-masksJapanese Masks – The History of Traditional Japanese Masks

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   14 cze 2023 · From traditional Japanese fox masks to kabuki masks and Japanese cat masks, we will introduce you to one of the country’s most cherished art forms, masks, as well as a history of traditional Japanese masks, the different types of masks, and their uses in the past and Contemporary era.

5. www.jtco.or.jp › en › japanese-craftsFuryumen: Wood Carving Mask | Wood & Bamboo Work | Saga - JTCO

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   “Furyumen” is a mask made by carving camphor trees (prefectural tree of Saga), paulownia, or hinoki (Japanese cypress) grow in Saga prefecture.The ogre mask carved with great care taking advantage of wood grain is full of beauty and dreadfulness.

6. kimurakami.com › blogs › japan-blogTop 15 Traditional Japanese mask | Kimura Kami – KimuraKami

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   In order to better understand the meaning of traditional Japanese masks, we have prepared a top 15 about the the strangest, most fascinating and famous masked characters in the Japanese archipelago! 1. JAPANESE DEMON MASK MEANING. Oni demon mask worn with a Japanese katana.

7. japantreasure.com › blogs › japan-blogExploring Types of Japanese Masks: A Cultural Guide

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   17 sty 2024 · Discover the intricate history of Japanese masks and their place in society. Learn about the significance of each mask type and how it contributes to the storytelling of Japanese culture. Explore the artistry and symbolism that make traditional masks a key element of Japanese heritage.