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carnival masks
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Japan
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Limited use and recognition in mainstream cultural events
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dramatic masks
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Japan
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Used in traditional Japanese Noh and Kabuki theater, often representing specific character types and emotions with exaggerated features.
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3
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mask dancers
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Japan
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Mask dancers are a traditional and respected form of performance art, often used in religious ceremonies and cultural festivals.
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4
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mask dancers
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Japan
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Mask dancers are a traditional form of performance art, often used in religious or cultural ceremonies.
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5
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mask dancers
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Japan
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Mask dancers are a significant part of traditional performing arts and festivals, often portraying mythical or supernatural beings.
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6
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mask dancers
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Japan
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Mask dancers are an important part of traditional dance and theatre performances, often representing mythical or spiritual figures.
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1
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7
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mask dancers
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Japan
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Mask dancing is a traditional art form in Japan, often performed at festivals and representing various characters and spirits from folklore.
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1
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8
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mask dances
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Japan
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Incorporated into various traditional performing arts like Noh and Kabuki, each with distinct regional styles
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1
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9
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mask making
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Japan
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Involves creating stylized masks for theatrical performances, often representing specific characters or emotions.
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10
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mask making
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Japan
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Involves the meticulous crafting of masks to convey subtleties of expression and character, often using traditional techniques and materials.
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mask-making
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Japan
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Highly respected art form with historical and cultural significance
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1
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12
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masks
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Japan
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Used in theater, traditional performances, and festivals for symbolic and artistic purposes
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1
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13
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masks during festivals
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Japan
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Noh and Kyogen performances feature traditional masks that are central to the storytelling and character portrayal.
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1
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14
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theatrical masks
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Japan
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Used in traditional noh and kabuki theater, representing different characters and emotions
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1
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