The shapes of "Kagura" masks are take from Japanese myth and fairy tales. "Kagura" dance is performed at the shrine during their festival. Kagura has been loved as the entertainment for all people. Therefore, unlike "Noh" Dance, there are many kinds of masks. They are also could be original masks for original stories. Major difference between "Noh" mask and "Kagura" mask is that "Kagura" masks have more facial expression such as laugh or fanny.

Process of making "Kagura" Mask.
1. Selecting and cutting wood
2. Flatten the back side
3. Thread sawing with template
4. Gouging bak
5. Rough carving
6. Carving detail
7. Painting base on back
8. Outlining
9. Painting base
10. Finishing back
11. Drawing and Painting
12. Attaching beard