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| Dangling chin, a gimmick used on some bugaku masks *bugakumen •‘Šy–Ê, such as *Ryouou —ˉ¤, *Nasori ”[‘]—˜, and *Genjouraku ŠÒ�éŠy. A separately carved, rounded chin is hung from long cords attached to the lower portion of the rotating eyes *dougan “®Šá. The dangling chin swings during the dance, inducing movement in the eyes as well. The dangling chin is different in construction and conception from the detached chin *kiriago �ØŠ{. | ||||||
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