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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
He is the physical embodiment of Dainichi Nyorai
” Some others say the number 12 correlates to protection during the 12 daylight hours or that they symbolize the 12 months of the year
Komainu / Shishi Set karasu tengu bales of riceTraditional Japanese Komainu Shishi Set Description The Komainu () and Shishi () are lions who protect both Buddhist and Shinto Shrines. The origins lead back to ancient China. Traditionally paired, male and female, one depicted with their mouth open to scare off demons or closed to shelter and keep in good spirits. Males are depicted with open mouths with a horn on its head and a paw resting on a sacred wish fulfilling jewel "hoshunotama" which
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