odoshi
Odoshi is a traditional Japanese art form that involves the use of a large, inflatable doll called a "yurei" or "yurei-bone". The yurei is typically made of cloth or paper-mâché and is filled with air or a mixture of air and water. The doll is then manipulated by a performer, who uses a series of ropes and pulleys to control its movements. The performer can make the yurei dance, sing, or perform other actions, often accompanied by traditional Japanese music and dance.
Odoshi is believed to have originated in the Edo period (1603-1868) as a form of entertainment for
Today, odoshi is still performed in Japan, particularly in rural areas and during festivals. It is also