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For those that do not know what those masks are about, they represent facepaints called "Kumadori". These face paints are being used in japanese stage performances or "Kabuki". It is a very
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Consulate-General of Japan in Houston - Kabuki is one of Japan's best-known artistic traditions. Originating in 1603 with a shrine maiden named Okuni, the original kabuki performances were variety shows featuring dances
