sashimono造句

• He also uses the sashimono on his back as a striking weapon.
• The medieval Japanese Sashimono carried by foot-soldiers are a parallel development.
• Small banners called " sashimono " could be worn on their backs during battle for identification.
• The pack consists of eight feudal Japan-themed items, including a sashimono, katana, kunai and gunbai.
• *" Sashimono " were small rectangular banners worn on the backs of " ashigaru ", or common soldiers.
• The model industry goes back to the late 1920s when wood was used to produce model toys, using sashimono woodworking joinery techniques, purely for educational purposes.
• His name translates to " firefly " in Japanese, which was the inspiration behind his iridescent hard-shell armor costume ( with sashimono banners mounted on the shoulders ) that was designed by Midway character artist Jennifer Hedrick.
• Though it is rare to find a " sashimono-shi " or " tateguya " practising outside of their field, it is not uncommon for a carpentry workshop to work simultaneously as both " miyadaiku " and " sukiyadaiku ".
• In Japanese carpentry, " daiku " is the simple term for carpenter, a " miya-daiku " ( temple carpenter ) performs the work of both architect and builder of shrines and temples, and a " sukiya-daiku " works on teahouse construction and houses . " Sashimono-shi " build furniture and " tateguya " do interior finishing work.
• Like European heraldry, " mon " were initially held only by standards, even though this usage was not universal and uniquely designed army standards were just as common as " mon "-based standards ( cf . " sashimono ", " uma-jirushi " ) . " Mon " were also adapted by various organizations, such as merchant and artisan guilds, temples and shrines, theater troupes and even criminal gangs.