Can anyone wear a Bonjour Mask ?

No, the Prajna Mask is a symbol of demons in Japanese culture, and generally no one except actors will wear the Prajna Mask.

Bonjour is a kind of ghost in Japanese legend, more precisely, it should be a kind of spirit, it is said to be an evil spirit formed by a woman's strong jealousy and resentment. That is to say, the body of Bonjour is a living person, but because of the strong jealousy, it causes the spirit to go out of body (the spirit refers to the living person's soul temporarily detached from the physical body), and transforms into a ghost to harm people, and even such a process is not known to her, but she subconsciously feels that this is only a dream.

An allusion to Prajna

The most obvious features of Prajna are the two horns on top of her head (the size of the horns is directly proportional to her grievances), pointed ears, and a distinctive feature on her forehead known as the "mud eye", which was originally a symbol of a woman's attainment of Buddhahood, but in this case became a manifestation of the fierce struggle of a noble woman due to jealousy. The eye of clay was originally a symbol of female Buddhahood, but in this case it became a manifestation of a fierce struggle between noble women due to jealousy.

It inhabits the mountains and forests, and often comes out in the middle of the night to eat people, especially children, is its main target, and she will emit a creepy and terrifying laughter. There are three main types of Bonobos: the Laughing Bonobos (わらいはんにゃ), the White Bonobos (しろはんにゃ), and the Red Bonobos (あかはんにゃ).

The famous Tale of Genji in Japan contains a story about Bonjour, a story called Aoi-kami which is said to be very famous, and it says that the main character of the Tale of Genji, the Kougen clan, was an aristocrat in the Heian period, with a clear-cut brow, who loved a lot of women. As was customary in those times, the emperor and nobles married many side chambers in addition to their main wives.