Matsuomyoujin Mask book This beautiful Japanese mask

This beautiful Japanese mask

wore elaborate costumes and masks representing various characters

Tachikara-Ono-Mikoto waited at the cave's entrance to pull out the sun goddess Amaterasu

known as "Ungyo

The tsuba is located between the blade and the hilt of the sword and is designed to protect the user's hand when they grip the sword

Matsuomyoujin Mask book This beautiful Japanese maskTraditional Wooden Japanese Matsuomyoujin Mask Description Matsuomyoujin (), the God of brewing and sake, appears in a famous Japanese legend. In it, he helps Susanoo no Mikoto, the God of sea and storms, slay two giant snakes. This story is performed in a Kagura (Japanese play). Susanoonomikoto was told by Ashinazuchi and Tenazuchi (Shinto deities) that two giant snakes ate two of their daughters, leaving only one to live. Susanoonomikoto suggested