禅宗で、食事の時間や献立を大声で喝（どなる）する職名の名、その役をつとめる僧。のちには、もっぱら有髪の小童がつとめ、稚児（ちご）といった。
額に銀杏（いちょう）の葉型の前髪を書いた半僧半俗の少年の面。前髪の大きさにより大喝食、中喝食、小喝食などの種類がある。
また昔、主に武家で元服までの童子が用いた髪型の一種。頭の頂の上で髪を平元結（ひらもとゆい）で結い、さげ髪にして肩のあたりで切りそろえる。「喝食姿」とも言う。半分僧侶、半分俗人の美少年カツジキと読み、能ではカッシキと呼ぶ。お河童型と銀杏型があります。「自然居士」には大喝食を用いる。

A monk in the Zen sect who plays the role of a loyal name for a meal time or menu. Later, the children with hair played the role
and they were called Chigo.
The face of a half-monk / semi-boy with a ginkgo leaf-shaped bangs on his forehead.
Depending on the size of the bangs, there are various types such as a Oo-kassiki, a Chu-kassiki, and a Sho-kassiki.

A type of hairstyle that used to be used mainly by samurai and doji until the original clothes.
On the top of the head, tie the hair in the form of a flat tie, make it into pigtails, and cut it around the shoulder. It is also referred to as "kassiki-sugata". It is read as a half-priest, half-professional handsome boy, and is called Kasiki in Noh. There are Kappa type and Gingko type. The “natural naturer” uses a large appetite.