- rake" (Jiǔchǐdīngpá), as his
signatory weapon. In ****anese folklore, the
Kumade (熊手, lit. 'bear hand') is a rake; a smaller, handheld,
decorated version...
- area,
which was
recognized as the
largest venik monument in the world.
Kumade rake Hansen,
Harold A. The Witch's
Garden pub.
Unity Press 1978 ISBN 978-0913300473...
- back. In
addition to his sword, he
carried a
broad axe (masakari), a rake (
kumade), a
sickle (nagigama), a
wooden mallet (hizuchi), a saw (nokogiri), an iron...
- pray for
prosperity and
vendors sell
charms on
shrine grounds known as
kumade,
which are
miniature rakes adorned with au****ious
objects like Maneki-neko...
-
right the
dolls are:
Crying drinker nakijōgo (泣き上戸)
bearing a rake (熊手,
kumade),
Angry drinker okorijōgo (怒り上戸)
bearing a
dustpan (ちり取り, chiritori), and...
-
English version). In
episode 102, the
opening theme became "Terukuni
Jinja no
Kumade" (照國神社の熊手, "Rakes of
Terukuni Jinja") by King
Cream Soda and the ending...
- with a
raised paw
called maneki-neko, or rake-like
bamboo objects called kumade supposed to
attract good business.
Anito Balete tree
Glossary of Shinto...
-
Somalia the
World Bank
shows the
following clan tree:
Darod Kablalah Kombe Kumade Isse Sade
Marehan Facaye Awrtable Leelkase (Lelkase) One
tradition maintains...
-
Detective Memoir of
Monkey and Rake (Part 1)" Transliteration: "Saru to
Kumade no tori
Butsujou (Zenpen)" (****anese: 猿と熊手のトリ物帖（前編）)
Koichiro Kuroda N/A...
- Abaskuul. Arabic: ابسغول) is a
Somali sub-clan of the Jidwaaq, Absame,
Kumade, Kablalah,
Darod line. The
Abaskuul mainly reside between Jigjiga and Degahbur...
