#232: Tsuno-kakushi (category: headwear)
Tsuno-kakusi is a Japanese traditional headwear and a part of a kimono dress (refer to #007) for brides. In a Japanese style wedding ceremony, a bride is usually wearing a Tsuno-kakushi on Shimada-mage (refer to #231).
The Japanese word "tsuno" is "horn" in English and "kakushi" is "hiding", respectively. The name indicates many women seem to secretly have horns of onis（refer to #090) as a metaphor for the rage to their spouses.
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#231: Shimada-mage << >> #233: Okappa
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