Oza
Oza is a Japanese term that refers to a high-ranking official in the context of the shogunate system. Specifically, Oza was a low-ranking position in the lower ranks of the administrators of the shogunate, during the Edo period. However, during the earlier period of the Ashikaga shogunate, Oza was a senior position equivalent to the post of Bucks. In this context, the holder of the role would typically be involved in various administrative and court-related tasks.
Oza wears the houmendokoro clothing known as ho, but the hat is a chigi. In terms of
During the Edo period, the role of Oza declined in significance, largely being replaced by other positions