| Added | Fri, 09/11/2018 |
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| Другие названия | Abumi-kuti
Abumiguchi
Abumiguchi
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| Область распространения | Japan
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According to Japanese mythology, a creature that appears from a stirrup lost by a warrior (an animated stirrup).
The name Abumi-guti translates from Japanese 鐙口 (Abumi-guchi is transliterated in Latin) - "stirrup-mouth".
A strange furry creature that is born from an old horse stirrup, which belonged to a warrior-rider who died in the war, in the event that comrades-in-arms left the stirrup abandoned on the battlefield. It was believed that it comes to life and waits forever alone for its owner, since the one who fell in battle will not return the same.
There is a version that this character was invented by Toriyama Sekien, who drew his most famous image.
Японские стремена по форме напоминали деревянный башмак без задника покрытый лаком и мехом, а внутренняя поверхность нередко красилась в красный цвет. Из-за чего оно походило на маленькое пушистое существо с разинутым красным ртом.
Phenomenon in mass culture
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