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Also written ’h. Contemporary helmet. A type of Japanese helmet based on southern barbarian *nanban μΨ styles along with other armor tousei gusoku ’ο« in the late Muromachi period. Types include: nari ` (figured) kabuto in such shapes as peach, chinquapin and trumpet shell; harikake £ (papier-meche attached) kabuto in such shapes as catfish tail, goushi q (small lidded container), Mt. Fuji xm and Ichinotani κmJ slope; and practical ones like hinenozu-nari ϊͺμͺ` and etchuuzu-nari zͺ`. To meet the decorative challenge of touseikabuto, more stars were added to the traditional hoshi ― (star) helmet popular from the late Heian to Nanbokuchou periods, and suji Ψ (lined) helmet popular from the Nanbokuchou to the Muromachi periods. By the mid Edo period, unconventional styles like harikake kabuto declined in quality. | ||||||
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