Masques Hyottoko et Okame
Les masques Hyottoko et Okame sont aussi appelés "masques rieurs". Ils proviennent de la culture populaire du Japon, de la population travaillant dans les rizières.
Mots clés : Hyottoko, masque, Okame, dieu, Amaterasu, motif japonais, japon, irezumi, horimono, ukiyoe, japonais, tattoo, tatouage, théâtre, kabuki, no, rieur, comique, drôle
Hyottoko and Okame masks
Hyottoko and Okame masks are also called "laughing masks". They come from the popular culture of Japan, from the people working in the rice fields.
Keywords : hyottoko, mask, Okame, god, Amaterasu, japanese motif, japan, irezumi, horimono, ukiyoe, japanese, tattoo, tattooing, theater, kabuki, no, laughing, comical, funny
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