Description : Very realistic and real size paper masks of Japan. Most of masks are from traditional Noh plays. I'm taking a class of folklore in Miyazaki Municipal Collage, and the lecturer Ms. Fusako Izumi, who has been studying masks and puppets for 30 years, told me that it's really nice book with correct details. She wanted to use it as material in college class! Even in Japan, there's no such kind of books to get the concepts of traditional masks easily. It's a pity that one of masks seems to be more Korean rather than Japanese.
Description : Eight full-color masks based on authentic North American Indian designs: Hopi corn man, Kwakiutl human/bear mask, Iroquois false face mask, bird and raven masks of Makah Indians (British Columbia), Aztec fire god mask, two others. Complete assembly instructions.
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