Akobujyo Mask tsuba act out the takeoff and

act out the takeoff and flight of the cranes

a jolly man with lucky fat earlobes wearing a soft squashed hat and a uchidenokozuchi (magic mallet)

Traditional Japanese Plaster & Resin

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(We use a tennis ball for customers to gauge the size of the items

Akobujyo Mask tsuba act out the takeoff andTraditional Wooden Japanese Akobujyo Mask Description Akobu jyo, or Akobuj or Akobu jo, is a traditional Japanese Noh mask representing a grievous old man. The name "Akobu jyo" is derived from the mask's appearance, which features lumps or slightly sagging cheek]. In Japanese, "kobu" means lump, and the prefix "A" is believed to come from Buddhism. This mask is classified as a "jo" mask, which generally depicts old men. Specifically, Akobu jyo belongs