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Konron Mask kijinkei which many still exist today

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which many still exist today

The performance entails a skit enacting the visit of barbarians to the house of a native (Japanese)

The dancers create a square and do a slow

Let's look at the origin of the mythical monster

Inasehagi no Mikoto (稲背脛命) is the deity (god) of the Inasehagi Shrine

Konron Mask kijinkei which many still exist todayTraditional Japanese Konron Mask Description Konron () is one of the masks used in the traditional theater Gikaku, Japan's oldest recorded performing art. In the play, the half man, half beast character attempts to woo the beautiful Go Jo, Princess of the Kingdom of Wu. Konron dscrbed as a demonic barbaric, lecherous villain, , who represents greed and other low human qualities. Material Traditional Japanese plaster & resin Sizing Please see pictures

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