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  • Brian changed the title to POST YOUR LION/SHISHI!
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Very well!
Since many have already seen my avatar anyway…

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I'll add a good work on the theme of "shishi dance")

 

The lion dance is usually performed as part of the New Year's celebrations. The dancer in front is dressed as a lion. The man behind him plays music for the dance on a flute. In addition to the man dancing as the lion's head, there are others who form the body. The second dancer in the lion costume is shown on the reverse of the kozuka. The lion dance tradition developed in China from a belief that the dance would protect villages from evil spirits. Stylized lions such as this are known as Chinese lions ("shishi") in Japan.
 

https://art.thewalters.org/object/51.691/

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Best regards!

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