翁さん (Okina San) refers to the character of an old man, typically depicted in Japanese Noh theater. Okina is a symbolic figure representing longevity, wisdom, and happiness. This distinctive mask features a plump, smiling face, and the expression is characterized by a detachable lower jaw and white ornamental eyebrows known as bōbō-mayu (“bushy eyebrows”), along with gently curved eyes in a he-noji (へ) shape.This facial expression is said to symbolically represent the act of offering auspicious words (kotobuki-go), embodying the spirit of good fortune and prosperity.