Pulcinella

Japanese: Pulcinella

…But we must not forget his companions and descendants: Pulcinella (renamed Punch in England), with his loose clothes, conical hat, hook-nosed black mask and club; Pierrot, probably a successor to Pedrolino, with his loose white clothes and white face paint (the “sad clown” made famous by Debureau in 19th-century Paris);

From [Puppet Show]

…The most representative of these dolls are still alive today. Punch from England, Polichinelle from France, Kasperl from Germany, and Pulcinella from Italy are clown dolls beloved by people of all ages, from young children to the elderly. Kasperl can converse with the king and with the spectators in the auditorium. …

*Some of the terminology that mentions "Pulcinella" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

Japanese:

…しかし彼の仲間や末裔も忘れてはならない。だぶだぶの服，円錐形の帽子，かぎ鼻の黒い仮面，棍棒を特徴とするプルチネラPulcinella(イギリスではパンチと名が変わる)。おそらくペドロリーノの後身である，ゆるい白い服に白塗りのピエロ(19世紀パリでドビュローが有名にした〈悲しき道化〉)。…