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Korobase ( 崑崙八仙) depicts cranes in Bugaku
Gigaku was primarily performed at the imperial court and was associated with religious ceremonies and festivals
allowing the actor to evoke both madness-like anguish and serene realization through subtle tilts and lighting
What is the meaning of Namahage
Some say Karasu Tengu is the descendant of Susano-o-no-Mikoto
Furyumen Mask Daikokuten Korobase ( 崑崙八仙) depicts cranesTraditional Japanese Furyumen Mask Description Furyumen () is an oni (demon or ogre) from Saga prefecture in Kyushu, Japan. There is a female and a male mask. The female mask has a wide open mouth, extended tongue, and many wrinkles. The male with the mouth closed and large horns. The masks were worn in two traditional dances, "Otonari" and "Hahagaura ura," to the rhythm of flutes and drums. The dance protects against natural disasters and demons and
