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Kijin Kei masks were used in rituals on New Year's Eve to repel demons and evil spirits from the local shrine or temple
As a bringer of rain
Tengu usually appear dressed in the robes of a Buddhist monk with the small black cap favored by a clan of warrior mountain monks called the Yamabushi
he is surrounded by a wheel of drums with the Mitsu Tomoe symbol on them
They are known for their hate towards vain people
Makora Taishō Mask Horihito Kijin Kei masks were usedTraditional Japanese Makora Taish Mask Makora Taish () is one of the 12 Heavenly Generals who protect and serve Yakushi Nyorai (the Medicine Buddha). In traditional Japanese sculpture and art, they are always grouped in a protective circle around Yakushi Nyorai. It is said that they represent the twelve healing vows of the medicine buddha, which include, "By my limitless insight and means, may I enable all beings to obtain the necessities of life."
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