Noh reached its peak in the Muromachi period, and the Noh masks used in it are also of various types. In the Edo period, Noh became the "Shikigaku" (ritual art) of the samurai class, and the demand for Noh masks increased dramatically. When making masks, craftsmen in later generations mainly used "replica masks" that faithfully reproduced the scars, color peeling, and even the back scratches of medieval masks and famous masks. Some replica masks are not directly based on the model, but are made based on other replica masks.
Replica masks are an important factor in understanding and experiencing the charm of Noh masks, so please enjoy them.

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