Noh masks have a narrow field of vision, and to restrain the actor's movements, techniques like sliding steps and still acting were developed. The conflict between the performer trying to use the Noh mask freely and the mask trying to suppress them has given rise to numerous works. Many Noh masks are introduced with photographs. There are no noticeable scratches or tears that would hinder viewing, but this is a publication from over 25 years ago. If you are looking for perfection, please refrain from purchasing. There is some age-related deterioration on the corners and edges of the cover and the main body (see images). Cover and main body only. There are no accessories. Waterproof packaging and will be sent in an opaque poly envelope. Please also check the profile section. Contents 　Old Man 　God 　Man 　Woman 　Madness 　Demon Search terms Noh is one of Japan’s traditional types of theater with more than 600 years of history. The main actors wear the “Noh-men” mask and perform songs and dance. Unlike Kabuki, which uses many props and sets, the main characteristic of Noh is its simplicity, and it does not use many tools in other types of theater.