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| Also masugami otoko �\�¡”¯’j. Noh masks *noumen ”\–Ê of male spirit or god. A *mikazuki ŽO“úŒŽ derivative, it has gaunt features with thin skin tightly pulled over broad cheekbones and pointed chin, but the overall expression is more stunned than mikazuki: the round metallic eyes stare wildly, the loose hair falls thinly over the forehead, the eyebrows swerve in a broad arch over the eye socket bones and the nostrils flare open. Particularly unusual are the widely spaced teeth bared by a tight smile and tinted gold. Otoko masugami is generally used for thwarted lovers, such as appear in NISHIKIGI ‹Ñ–Ø (Brocade Tree), FUNABASHI ‘D‹´ (The Floating Bridge) or MATSUMUSHI �¼’Ž (Pine Cricket). | ||||||
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