- white wig, worn by an actor playing a demon (noh)
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- white wig, worn by an actor playing a demon (noh)
This refers to a specific type of traditional hairstyle or headpiece worn in Noh theater, which is a classical Japanese dance-drama that has been performed since the 14th century. The white wig signifies the character being played, often to evoke a supernatural or otherworldly presence.
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はくとう白頭をかぶる被るto wear a white wigはくとう白頭すがた姿appearance in a white wigはくとう白頭のやく役role of wearing a white wigはくとう白頭でえんじる演じるto perform in a white wigはくとう白頭のえんぎ演技performance in a white wigはくとう白頭のでんとう伝統tradition of the white wigはくとう白頭のぶたい舞台stage with white wigsはくとう白頭をもつ持つきゃらくたあキャラクターcharacter with a white wig
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