Matsuomyoujin Mask Ame-no-Tajikarao embody your accomplishment by drawing

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Traditional Japanese Tengu Mask (Large)

The Japanese word "Ko" describes cuteness

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Matsuomyoujin Mask Ame-no-Tajikarao embody your accomplishment by drawingTraditional 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). Susanoo no Mikoto was told by Ashinazuchi and Tenazuchi (Shinto deities ) that two giant snakes ate two of their daughters, leaving only one to live. Susanoonomikoto