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often mistaken for an oni
slay two giant snakes
he is surrounded by a wheel of drums with the Mitsu Tomoe symbol on them
Traditional Japanese Hanakobu Akujyo Mask
Usobuki (空吹) (or Usofuki) is the smallest character in Japanese Kyogen
Daikokuten (Seven Lucky Gods) Mask by Kiyomi Yokota MIroku often mistaken for an oniTraditional Japanese Daikokuten (God) Mask by Kiyomi Yokota 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
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