A tate-eboshi (立烏帽子, lit. "standing eboshi cap") is a tall, cylindrical hat, traditionally black, worn by Japanese male aristocrats since the Heian period. It may sometimes have a chinstrap tied under the chin. Often worn with kariginu.
Though originally made of cloth, later versions were made of lacquered paper and other, more opaque, materials. These tend to have a very distinct, "crinkled" appearance on the outside. Today these tate-eboshi may still be seen worn by Shinto priests conducting ceremonies.
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