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Hajichi (ハジチ,
hajichi) are
traditional tattoos worn on the
hands of
Ryukyuan (mainly Okinawan) women. The term
comes from
Okinawan hajichi,
literally "needle...
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Criminal punishment in Edo-period ****an
Criminal tattoos Tōyama no Kin-san
Hajichi Kyung-Hoon, Kim (2020-10-27). "Breaking taboos: ****an's
tattoo fans bare...
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Korean ****anese Ainu (Anchi-piri)
Yamato (Irezumi, Horimono)
Ryukyuan (
Hajichi)
Middle Eastern Kurdish/Yazidi (Deq)
Native American Inuit (Kakiniitcode:...
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Korean ****anese Ainu (Anchi-piri)
Yamato (Irezumi, Horimono)
Ryukyuan (
Hajichi)
Middle Eastern Kurdish/Yazidi (Deq)
Native American Inuit (Kakiniitcode:...
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Korean ****anese Ainu (Anchi-piri)
Yamato (Irezumi, Horimono)
Ryukyuan (
Hajichi)
Middle Eastern Kurdish/Yazidi (Deq)
Native American Inuit (Kakiniitcode:...
- ****anese
shamisen derive.
Women frequently wore
indigo tattoos known as
hajichi on the
backs of
their hands, a sign of
adulthood and
talisman to protect...
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Treasure Masamine Sumitani and
engraved with a
horimono by Sensyū Kokeguchi.
Hajichi "Glossary".
Archived from the
original on 8
November 2006.
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Korean ****anese Ainu (Anchi-piri)
Yamato (Irezumi, Horimono)
Ryukyuan (
Hajichi)
Middle Eastern Kurdish/Yazidi (Deq)
Native American Inuit (Kakiniitcode:...
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Korean ****anese Ainu (Anchi-piri)
Yamato (Irezumi, Horimono)
Ryukyuan (
Hajichi)
Middle Eastern Kurdish/Yazidi (Deq)
Native American Inuit (Kakiniitcode:...
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Korean ****anese Ainu (Anchi-piri)
Yamato (Irezumi, Horimono)
Ryukyuan (
Hajichi)
Middle Eastern Kurdish/Yazidi (Deq)
Native American Inuit (Kakiniitcode:...
