Hitaikakushi
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Hitaikakushi (額隠, "forehead covering") is a white piece of triangular paper or cloth worn on the head by yūrei in Japanese folklore.
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- "What is the Triangle Headband Japanese Ghosts Wear?". at hyakumonogatari.com (English).
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| Headgear | ||
| Belt / Sash | ||
| Footwear | ||
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