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which focused on ritual practice
and they are also used to ward off evil spirits
often representing specific elements of Buddhist or Shinto teachings
the oldest class of Noh masks
Waka-onna represents young girls in noh theater
Daikokuten (Seven Lucky Gods) Mask Makora Taishō which focused on ritual practiceTraditional Japanese Daikokuten (God) Mask Description Daikokuten () is a Japanese deity of fortune and wealth. He is worshipped by farmers, merchants, and those wishing to get married. He is one of the seven lucky gods, a jolly man with lucky fat earlobes wearing a soft squashed hat and a uchidenokozuchi (magic mallet). Every time the mallet is hit, it produces a shower of oval shaped Ryo (old currency); alternately, when tapped three times, a wish
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