Kibatobide Mask Douji Material: Wood

Material: Wood

He beats the drums with pestles to make thunder while leaping from tree to tree during storms

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The cast consists of four to six barbarians

Kibatobide Mask Douji Material: WoodJapanese Kibatobide Mask The kiba tobide () is one of the rarest masks in the Noh theatre tradition, a fierce god mask distinguished by its dramatically protruding eyes and exposed fangs. Belonging to the kishin () category, the oldest class of Noh masks, it represents a deity whose power is directed outward: mouth open, gaze blazing, fangs bared. In performances it is associated with the Nue, Japan's most famous chimeric monster, a creature of monkey