幽霊が額に着ける白い三角の布。江戸期の埋葬習俗に由来し、和風ホラーや死者の記号として効く。
使いどころ: 幽霊・お化けキャラに。ghostやhitodamaと併用
別名・表記ゆれ
こう呼ぶこともある
- 天冠
- 幽霊の三角の布
- 死装束の頭巾
日本語(Danbooru登録)
- 額隠し
混同しやすいタグ
同じ分類のタグ 部位別 › 頭部
Danbooru の英語定義
A type of headband sometimes worn by ghosts in Japanese folklore. Derived from Edo period burial rituals, it was originally intended to protect the newly deceased from evil spirits. It has various regional names—hitai-eboshi (額烏帽子, lit. "forehead headpiece"), tenkan (天冠), houkan ("diadem", only Buddhists use this word), kami-kaburi, kami-kakushi (髪隠し, lit. "hair-hider"), zukin (頭巾, lit. "hood" and also used as a generic term), and so on.