- a
loyal follower of
Minamoto no
Yorimitsu under the new name
Sakata no
Kintoki (坂田 金時). He is a po****r
figure in
Bunraku and
kabuki drama, and it is...
- project, a
series of six one-shots by
famed Jump artists,
Toriyama created Kintoki for its
November 15, 2010, issue. He
collaborated with W****ly Shōnen Jump...
- ****ennō (The Four
Heavenly Kings). They were
Watanabe no Tsuna,
Sakata no
Kintoki,
Urabe no Suetake, and Usui Sadamitsu.
Yorimitsu is
featured in a number...
-
Mount Ashigara (足柄山), also
known as
Mount Kintoki (金時山), is the
northernmost peak of the
Hakone caldera, on the
border of
Kanagawa and ****uoka prefectures...
-
orphan hero Kintarō, who goes on to
become the
famous warrior Sakata no
Kintoki.
Yamauba have been portra**** in two
different ways.
There were
tales where...
-
Horrors infesting Heian-kyō. They are
accompanied by a
young boy
named Kintoki who
wishes to
follow in Raikou's footsteps.
Their journey pits them against...
- from ****anese folklore,
focusing on the
relationship between Sakata no
Kintoki (Kintarō) and
Minamoto no Raikō, one of the
first military Minamoto and...
-
Yorimitsu (also
known as Raikō) (948–1021):
Sakata no
Kintoki –
known as
Kaidomaru in his past.
Kintoki originated from the
House of Suzaku.
Urabe no Suetake...
- Prefecture,
famous for its
green tea and
Sakata Kintoki, who is
known as Kintarō in ****anese folklore.
Kintoki is the red bean
paste that is
named after Kintarō's...
-
responded he was
right and
mentioned that
Gintoki was
roughly based on
Sakata Kintoki, but
added that he did not mean to make
Gintoki a
descendant from Sakata...
