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おきな　[[翁]]

''Okina'' refers to a ritual performance (also called [[Shikisanban]] [[式三番]]) as well as to the name of the white mask (also called [[Hakushiji-jō]] [[白式尉]]) worn by the main character in that noh. The mask represents a happy old man and is considered sacred. On ceremonial occasions Okina heads a noh program. The Shikisanban ritual goes back to before the creation of noh plays and was seen by [[Zeami Motokiyo]] [[世阿弥]] as the foundation of his art. Versions of ''Okina'' are still performed in shrines around Japan by different kinds of performer.
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