Among the existing statues of Fudo Myoo in Japan, the old statues such as the statue in the To-ji Temple Lecture Hall and the statue in To-ji Temple Mie-do, which were shaped at the first part of the Heian period, were produced by realistic expressions (with normal eyes) as it opened both eyes at the front, chewed the bottom lip with a front tooth and had both canine teeth bared downward.
日本に現存する不動明王像のうち、平安初期の東寺講堂像、東寺御影堂像などの古い像は、両眼を正面に見開き、前歯で下唇を噛んで、左右の牙を下向きに出した、現実的な表情（平常眼）で製作されていた。