What's the name of Japanese tattooed baby face?

Japanese tattooed baby face is called Adolfo.

Adolfo is a mask commonly used in Japanese sacrificial ceremonies and an auspicious symbol of longevity, which has been passed down from ancient times to the present. Adolf has a smile on his brow, and his face is full of happiness, which symbolizes peace with the world and happiness. It appears in many traditional performing arts in Japan and is generally called "Adolf".