Edo-period hairstyle with puffed side locks; lantern sideburns
Historical term for a women's hairstyle popular in the Edo period, characterized by side locks shaped like lanterns (燈籠). The literal gloss 'lantern sideburns' reflects the shape.
Women with the tōrōbin hairstyle are often depicted in ukiyo-e prints.
Tōrōbin is one of the hairstyles that became popular in the late Edo period.