Takeminakata Mask agyo The mask represents the meaninglessness

The mask represents the meaninglessness of the human condition

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Matsuomyoujin (松尾明神)

The "Miroku Bosatsu" is revered by followers of the Shingon sect of Buddhism and is believed to bring good luck and good health

The story begins with a boy who struggles to find success in various jobs until he is given the task of keeping the communal fire going by blowing the flames

Takeminakata Mask agyo The mask represents the meaninglessnessTraditional Japanese Takeminakata Mask Description Takeminakata () is one of the gods in Japanese mythology (Shinto religion). He is the son of Okuninushi (god of Izumo in southern Honshu Island, Japan). One of the three major Japanese gods of war, together with Takemikazuchi and Futsunushi no kami. Takeminakata is enshrined at Suwa jinja Shrines throughout Japan, including Suwa taisha Shrine (Suwa City, Nagano Prefecture). As well as a god of war, he