Enshū Onigawara refers to the traditional demon-faced roof tiles produced in the Enshū region of western Shizuoka Prefecture (centered around Hamamatsu City). This craft is closely tied to the region’s tile-making heritage (due to high-quality clay deposits) and has been used for temples, shrines, and samurai residences since at least the Edo period. Featuring classic oni (demon) faces as well as floral and wave patterns, sometimes combined with family crests or auspicious motifs. Enshū Onigawara is recognized as part of Shizuoka Prefecture’s traditional craft heritage, though it is less famous than Sanshu or Kikuma styles.