The Noh mask is said to hide the reverse side of the face in the darkness. This is because the Noh is a kind of masked drama.
Masks used in Noh plays are called omote. There are nearly 100 varieties, with not only expressions of joy, anger, sorrow, and pleasure, but also intermediate expressions that show a variety of changes, depending on the angle.
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Noh Mask "Hannya" by Hinako Horikoshi
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Noh Mask "Kohime" by Tae Sakaguchi
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Noh Mask "Ko-omote" by Tae Sakaguchi
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Noh Mask "Okina" by Mitsue Nakamura
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