Japanese Noh masks are traditional masks used in Noh theater, a classical form of Japanese drama. These masks are crafted from wood and painted with intricate designs, representing various characters, emotions, and supernatural beings. Each mask is designed to convey specific feelings, allowing actors to express a wide range of human experiences. The masks are often categorized into different types, such as female, male, and demon masks. Each type has its own unique features and symbolism. The use of masks in Noh enhances the storytelling, as the subtle movements of the actor's body and voice bring the characters to life.