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- A Shachihoko (鯱・鯱鉾) – or simply Shachi (鯱) – is a sea monster in ****anese folklore with the head of a dragon or tiger lion and the body of a carp covered...
- Shachihoko Boy (しゃちほこBOY, Shachihoko BOY) is a ****anese professional wrestler currently working for the ****anese promotion Dragon Gate where he is a former...
- name was derived from two prominent symbols of Nagoya. The first is the shachihoko (tiger-headed carp) statues atop Nagoya Castle, also called shachi; this...
- keep partially collapsed in the 2016 quake, and several of the castle's shachihoko ornaments fell from the roof of the keep and broke apart. It sustained...
- teams that would eventually form the Dragons, then known as the Nagoya Shachihoko, first met on February 5, 1936 at Narumi Baseball Stadium in the suburbs...
- famous for its large, golden figures of Shachihoko. The name is a combination of the "shachi" in Shachihoko and the "hachi" in Maruhachi, which is the...
- KSS May 28, 1993 Unreleased Unreleased Pa****o Monogatari 2: Nagoya Shachihoko no Teiou KAZe KSS January 27, 1995 Unreleased Unreleased Pa****o Renchan...
- golden shachihoko on the roof of Nagoya Castle Gargoyle Grotesque (architecture) Shibi (roof tile), ****anese variation of chiwei. Onigawara Shachihoko Wikimedia...
- own meaning with purple representing the iris laevigata, gold is for Shachihoko, the golden tiger-fish roof ornaments which are the symbol of Nagoya Castle...
- should also try the shachihoko motif foods direct link to photo of the golden shachihoko: [1] direct link to photo of shachihoko don: [2] "ebi katsu"...