Contents 1 Art and culture 1.1 Anime and manga 1.2 Artists 1.2.1 Designers 1.2.2 Music 1.2.3 Photographers 1.3 Authors 1.4 Clothing/fasion/beauty 1.5 Cultural Practices, Customs and Folkways 1.5.1 Festivals 1.6 Films, TV and video 1.6.1 Films 1.6.2 Actors 1.6.3 Seiyū 1.6.4 Fictional characters 1.6.5 TV 1.7 Games and toys 1.7.1 Computer and video games 1.8 Publications 1.8.1 Internet 1.8.2 Magazines 1.8.3 Newspapers 1.9 Theatre and stage 1.10 Other 2 Buildings, facilities, and places 2.1 Train related 3 Business 4 Food and drink 5 Government 6 History 7 Language 8 Law and politics 9 Organizations 10 People 10.1 Business 10.2 Entertainment 10.3 Government 10.4 Other 11 Religion and philosophy 11.1 The 88 Temples 12 Sciences 12.1 Anthropology, Sociology, Psychology, Class Structure 13 Technology 14 Weapons

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[edit] Art and culture

[edit] Anime and manga

See: /Anime and Manga

[edit] Artists

Mark Horiuchi (American of Japanese descent) - Carol Inouye (American of Japanese descent) - Shuza Kato (probably Shuzo Kato) - Saburo Muraoka (ja:村岡三郎) - Yoshikazu Nakata - Nobuyuki Nishihara - Isamu Ohto - Keiji Sugita - Fuko Ueda (Japanese surrealist) ja:上田風子 - Yuzo Saeki (1898-1928) - Nanpin school - Nagasaki school

[edit] Designers

Sori Yanagi (furniture and houseware designer) ja:柳宗理 - Miyuki Koizumi ja:小泉深雪 (fashion - model) -

[edit] Music

Pro Musica Nipponia (traditional instrument orchestra founded by Minoru Miki in 1964) - Tokyo No.1 Soul Set (ja:TOKYO NO.1 SOUL SET) - Neil & Iraiza (ja:NEIL&IRAIZA) - Escalator Records - P&art Sasanoooha (ja:P&ART SASANOOOHA) - Elektel (ja:ELEKTEL) - Readymade Records - Portable Rock (ja:ポータブル・ロック) - L⇔R (ja:L⇔R) - Qypthone - Sunaga t Experience - Hi-Posi - Original Love (ja:オリジナル・ラヴ) - Adenosine Tri-Phosphate (ATP)http://www.atpmania.com - Asia Engineer (ja:エイジアエンジニア) - Love Tambourines (ja:ラヴ・タンバリンズ) - Circus (ja:サーカス (歌手)) - Personz -

[edit] Photographers

Erika Yasuda

[edit] Authors

Eiichi Hoashi (ja:帆足英一) - Hiroshi Tamura - Kaho Nakayama

[edit] Clothing/fasion/beauty

Kimono hiyoku layering - Nudity in Japanese culture - American Kajuaru - Gloves in Japanese fashion - Japanese fashion (presently a redirect) - Japanese ideals of female beauty

[edit] Cultural Practices, Customs and Folkways

Disaster drill day (ja:防災訓練) - dai gomi - Bowing in Japan - Sunayu (砂湯) - Wandering child of Nippon - Koma-inu (presently a redirect) - Jōruri (opera), an opera by Japanese composer Miki Minoru - Jōruri puppets - irojiro - Japanese fashion (presently a redirect)

[edit] Festivals

Kagiya (fireworks competition ja:花火) - Countdown Japan (Year end music festival ja:COUNTDOWN JAPAN [[1]]) and Countdown Live (Year end solo concerts, as performed recently by Ayumi Hamasaki, Hitomi Yaida et al) - Hanamatsuri, separate from the stub section at Buddha's Birthday#Japan - Hotaru Matsuri - Tanuki Matsuri

[edit] Films, TV and video

[edit] Films

Director Infection (ja:監督感染) - Iden&Tity (ja:アイデン&ティティ) - Legendary Crocodile, Jake and His Fellows (ja:伝説のワニ ジェイク) - Mura no Shashinshuu (ja:村の写真集) - The Invitation from Cinema Orion - War without Rules - Another Heaven http://us.imdb.com/title/tt0244975/ - XX: Utsukushiki karyuudo http://us.imdb.com/title/tt0266066/ - Bizan film - Homeless Chugakusei - K-20: Kaijin niju menso den - 20th Century Boy (film) http://us.imdb.com/title/tt1181919/ - Gokudō sengokushi: Fudō http://us.imdb.com/title/tt0123092/ - Happy Flight　[2][3] - Mary's Game マリ-の獲物

[edit] Actors

Noboru Mitani (ja:三谷昇) - Kaoru Oda (IMDb} - Tsutomu Tatumi - Ayano Shiraishi - Yoshiko Shinohara - Akemi Yamaguchi - Riho Makise (ja:牧瀬里穂) - Madoka Sugawara - Aki Mukai (ja:向井亜紀) - Hiromi Sakimoto (ja:崎本大海) - Mari Sekine (ja:関根真理) - Mayuko Kawakita (ja:河北麻友子)

[edit] Seiyū

See /Seiyū

[edit] Fictional characters

Satsuki Kioka - Mitsuki Kōyama (ja:神山満月 no ja wiki) (heroine of Full Moon (manga) (ja:満月をさがして)) - Kyoko Date (ja:伊達杏子) (The first virtual idol) - Lovely White http://www.geocities.com/julie_winters_14/lovely_white.html - Makurokurosuke http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Makurokurosuke

[edit] TV

Digital television in Japan (ja:日本のデジタルテレビ放送) Currently a redirect.

Digital terrestrial television in Japan (ja:日本の地上デジタルテレビ放送)

a translation of ja:ニュース系列

TV Yamaguchi (ja:テレビ山口)

Akireta-Deka (ja:あきれた刑事)(actual title: a·ki·re·ta–DEKA (あきれた刑事^?, "The Exasperated Detective")), a Japanese crime drama from Toei Television. (Mirrored from Wikipedia:Requested articles/Culture and fine arts by B.C.Schmerker 16:35, 18 August 2007 (UTC).)

Ugo Ugo Lhuga (ja:ウゴウゴルーガ) (Early '90s children's show featuring heavy use of greenscreen)

Curriculumachine (ja:カリキュラマシーン) ('70s children's show)

Playgirl (ja:プレイガール (ドラマ)) (Late '60s action/drama featuring lots of women with guns)

11PM (ja:11PM)

The Best House 123 ja:ザ・ベストハウス123

Cinderella wa Nemuranai (ja:シンデレラは眠らない) Jap Drama, 9 eps run in 2000 on NTV.

[edit] Games and toys

Rement miniatures (ja:リーメント) - I-SOBOT (the smallest toy robot)

[edit] Computer and video games

Arc the Lad 4: Twilight of the Spirits (ja:アークザラッド 精霊の黄昏)- Chiritorie- Loveplus (ja:ラブプラス）

[edit] Publications

• Cute but deadly: Women and violence in Japanese comics - Kanako Shiokawa - Die Nacht eines verbrannten Backsteines The Night of Burned Bricks - Terry's Guide to the Japanese Empire 1933 -

[edit] Internet

• Shift Japan (http://www.shift.jp.org/) - SM128c (redirect to Super Mario 128 Central) (http://www.sm128c.com) -

[edit] Magazines

• Petit Enfant (ja:プチ・タンファン)
• Brutus Casa (ja:BRUTUS)
• Bijutsu techō　(ja:美術手帖)
• Geijutsu shinchō (ja:芸術新潮)

[edit] Newspapers

• Tokyo Weekender http://www.weekender.co.jp
• Kahoku Shimpo（ja:河北新報）

[edit] Theatre and stage

• Ichikawa Danjūrō II (July 1704 - November 1735) - Eldest son of Danjūrō I; previously known as Ichikawa Ebizō II and Ichikawa Kuzō.
• Ichikawa Danjūrō III (November 1735 - February 1742) - Adopted son of Danjūrō II, previously known as Ichikawa Masugorō. Died young.
• Ichikawa Danjūrō IV (November 1754 - October 1770) - Adopted son of Danjūrō II, possibly biological son. Previously known as Matsumoto Kōshirō II and Ichikawa Ebizō III.
• Ichikawa Danjūrō VI (November 1791 - May 1799) - Son of Danjūrō V, previously known as Ichikawa Ebizō VI. Died young.
• Ichikawa Danjūrō X (posthumous 1962) - Son-in-law of Danjūrō IX; previously known as Horikoshi Fukusaburō and Ichikawa Sanshō V. Played only minor roles, but revived many plays of the Kabuki Jūhachiban.
• Ichikawa Danjūrō XI (April 1962 - November 1965) - Adopted son of Danjūrō X, his biological father was Matsumoto Kōshirō VII. Previously known as Ichikawa Komazō V and Ichikawa Ebizō IX.

[edit] Other

Kinoko no Yama (product from Meiji Seika) (ja:明治製菓#食品) - Hobutsushu (classical text ja:宝物集) - Love Splash photobook - Showa nostalgia (ja:昭和ノスタルジー) - Tenjukoku Shūchō Mandala ja:天寿国繍帳 - Tsuboya ware (Tsuboya-yaki ceramics from Naha, Okinawa; ja:壺屋焼)

[edit] Buildings, facilities, and places

Daikanransha Ferris wheel - Ocean Dome - Zero-yen homes (small huts that some homeless people in Japan build) - Watakano-jima (ja:渡鹿野島) - Bisan Seto (ja:備讃瀬戸) - Oomahiko Shrine, Shikoku - Ogasawara shoin (小笠原書院^?) - Nijūbashi - Okudaisen [4] - Dochu sand pillars, Tokushima prefecture - Hami, Kagoshima - Jyou Rokuji jinja (article exists on Japanese Wikipedia) - Shimane Museum of Ancient Izumo - Omiko Beach - Meguro Gajoen - Hakone hot springs Onsen 箱根温泉[5] - Dochu - Oku-Iya (奥祖谷) - Kanzeon-ji (ja:観世音寺, once the chief temple in all of Kyushu) - Kameido Tenjin Shrine in Tokyo (ja:亀戸天神社) - Ehrismann Residence (Yokohama Yamate Bluff) - Yashima, Kagawa - Myōkian (ja:妙喜庵) - Joan teahouse (ja:如庵) - Nishiki Tenmangū (ja:錦天満宮) - Kantei-byō (ja:関帝廟) temple in Yokohama Chinatown - Sanzen-in (ja:三千院), temple in Kyoto - Tashiro Island (ja:田代島)

Note: If you're looking for a city, town, or village, you might find a link to it from the article on the prefecture.

[edit] Train related

Train platform (Japan) (ja:プラットホーム)

[edit] Business

Sony vs Nintendo (description of lawsuits) - Posren (ja:ぽすれん), Tsutaya discas - Village Vanguard (store) (ja:ヴィレッジヴァンガード (書籍・雑貨店)) - Leopalace21 (レオパレス) - KOSÉ (ja:コーセー) - Mesuca (sports apparel) - United Arrows (ja:ユナイテッドアローズ) (men's and women's clothes retailer) - Ichibanya (Curry restaurant chain ja:壱番屋) - Overseas Courier Service ([[6] OCS]) - Marusan or Marusan Shōten (toy company; [7], [8]) - Tenmaya Department Store

[edit] Food and drink

kibi dango [9] - Soyjoy - shijimi - ika somen - Awaji onion - Seirogan

[edit] Government

Requests about current or recent politicians: /Government

Government by assassination (Japan 1930s) - Japan-Latin America Relations - Japan-China Joint Communique - Immigration in Japan - Michinoku (a region including Fukushima, Aomori, Iwate, and Miyagi prefectures; literally "the inner part"; mentioned at Tōhoku region, which gives it as a synonym but includes 6 rather than 4 prefectures) - Akatsuki, Ibaraki a former village now part of the city of Mito(ja:赤塚村 (茨城県)) - Dawn Society or Reimeikai (ja:黎明会)

[edit] History

Education in Meiji Japan - Fujiwara no Nakamaro rebellion (藤原仲麻呂の乱) - Heian Maru (submarine tender lost at Truk) - Historical Japanese name (currently redirected to Japanese name) -Isamu Noguchi Teien Museum - Keichō Embassy (partially covered by the Keichō and Hasekura Tsunenaga articles, but this topic deserves its own article) - Kokka (国家) - Modernization of Japan - Ryoko the pirate (mythic?) who chased off the Mongols during the Mongol invasions of Japan and became a heroine -

[edit] Language

English language in Japan - Japanese profanity - Mantarō Hashimoto - Translating English names to Kanji - 芋 (いも, imo (Japan)^?, ‘literally potato’), a Japanese language slur equivalent to ‘country bumpkin’ (moved from IMO disambig page) -

[edit] Law and politics

Showa Denko Scandal (ja:昭和電工) - Illegal drug trade in Japan - Murder in Japan - School Education Law - List of Ambassadors from the United States to Japan

[edit] Organizations

Japanese Swordsmith Association (official name: All Japan Swordsmith Association (http://www.tousyoukai.jp/index.shtml) (ja:全日本刀匠会) - Ogasawara etiquette school [10] - Tokushima City Tourist Association (徳島市観光協会, Tokushima-shi Kankō Kyōkai^?) - Chief Scout of Japan - Japan Scout Parliamentary Association - Japan Civil Aviation Bureau - Kenjinsha - Denenchofu Futaba

[edit] People

[edit] Business

Kyusaku Hori (ja:堀久作) (former president of Nikkatsu) - Daishi Kataoka (ja:片岡大志 [11] Record Producer) - Tadashi Kume (ja:久米是志) (president of Honda) - Toru Yamaji (APF News' president) -

[edit] Entertainment

Maki Asakawa (ja:浅川マキ) (singer) - Cubismo Grafico (ja:CUBISMO GRAFICO) (DJ) - Maiko Hashimoto (ja:橋本舞子) (singer) - Mayumi Gojo (ja:五條真由美) (singer) - Shoko Hikage (koto player) - Hideki Kaji (ja:カジヒデキ) (singer, musician) - Emiko Miyashita (haiku poet) - Yuuri Morishita (ja:森下悠里) (Gravure idol) - Keizo Nakanishi (ja:中西圭三, singer) - Karia Nomoto (ja:野本かりあ) (singer, DJ, model) - Nona Reeves (ja:ノーナ・リーヴス) (musician) - Masayoshi Takanaka (ja:高中正義) guitarist - Ayumi Tanabe (model) - Yuiko Tsubokura (ja:坪倉唯子) (singer) - Yuka Uchiyae (ja:うちやえゆか) (singer) - Tamao Yoshida (ja:吉田玉男) (theatre/cinema, 1919) - Ujō Noguchi (野口雨情 Noguchi Ujō: children's song composer)

[edit] Government

[edit] Other

Yutaka Akino(ja:秋野豊)(Noted Japanese scholar of Central Asian history. Murdered in 1998 in Tajikistan working for United Nations Mission of Observers in Tajikistan. See [12] for a great deal of information about Akino. It would help if someone who can read Japanese wrote article about Akino.) - Yuichi Fukunaga (ja:福永祐一) - Yukihiro Fukutomi (ja:福富幸宏) - Yu Hanai(ja:花井悠) - Tadayuki Inoue(ja:井上忠行) - Reitaro Ito(ja:伊藤礼太郎) - Sho Kazakura(ja:風倉匠) - Kishida Toshihiko (ja:岸田俊子Meiji era feminist, 1863-1901) - Kazuko Kojima (ja:こじまかずこ、recently deleted) - Yoshihisa Komori (journalist ja:古森義久, [13] [14]) - Ayuse Kozue (ja:AYUSE KOZUE) - Ando Masatsugu(ja:安藤正次) - Yorihiro Matsudaira - August S. Narumi - Kohyu Nishimura - Toshitaka Nomi (ja:能見俊賢) - Tatsuro Shigaki - Ikuo Shimano - Takao Tajima (ja:田島貴男) - Toshimitsu Takagi (ja:高木敏光 no ja wiki) - Keitarō Takanami (ja:高浪敬太郎) (usually known as just K-Taro) - Yuji Takeuchi - Fujima Takuya - Ichiro Terao - Taku Yamada - Ayako Miyake (3-time Kunoichi (TV series) champion - Yamada Bimyo (ja:山田美妙) - Bizan Ueda - Bizan Suzuki (ja:鈴木美山) - Kizo Tamari (ja:玉利喜造) - Seiichi Hayashi - Tsurube Shofukutei (ja:笑福亭鶴瓶) - Parko Hayashiya (ja:林家パー子) - Nana Kinomi (ja:木の実ナナ)- Ken Ishiguro (ja:石黒賢) - Hiyoko Kobayashi (ja:小林ひよこ) - Juan Gotoh (currently a redirect to Shotacon) - Katsuyoshi Nozaki - Saichi Asahara - Shunzō Miyawaki - Motoyoshi Masuda - Ōnishi Lion - Taeko Onuki (ja:大貫妙子) - Nobuo Ogawa ((ja:小川信雄 (実業家), 1912-2002) - Totoyomi Hideyoshi - Kosei Miura（ja:三浦皇成）- Aiko Kitahara - Nakajima Akane - Shinobu Moromizato golfer - Yoneo Ishii (scholar of early modern Thai history) - Naoki Ishikawa (adventurer/photographer（ja:石川直樹）- Taira no Norimori (ja:平教盛)

[edit] Religion and philosophy

Confucianism - Japan (ja:儒教#日本における展開と変容) - Religion, Folk - Japan (ja:民俗宗教 no ja wiki) - Eichi Osawa (head of Jiseiin, or cat temple) - Karyobinga (ja:迦陵頻伽), a winged female angel - Sacred horse (ja:神馬) - Shinto wedding etiquette, what's involved? - Yuki Jōrō ("Snow Harlot"), a snow spirit that kills for pleasure and sex - Reigning Emperor (ja:今上天皇） presently a redirect - Twenty eight attendants (ja:二十八部衆)

[edit] The 88 Temples

No.	Temple	City/Town/Village	Prefecture
1	Ryōzenji (霊山寺)	Naruto	Tokushima
3	Konsenji (金泉寺)	Itano	Tokushima
4	Dainichiji (大日寺)	Itano	Tokushima
5	Jizōji (地蔵寺)	Itano	Tokushima
6	Anrakuji (安楽寺)	Kamiita	Tokushima
7	Jūrakuji (十楽寺)	Awa	Tokushima
8	Kumataniji (熊谷寺)	Awa	Tokushima
9	Hōrinji (法輪寺)	Awa	Tokushima
10	Kirihataji (切幡寺)	Awa	Tokushima
12	Shōzanji (焼山寺)	Kamiyama	Tokushima
13	Dainichiji (大日寺)	Tokushima	Tokushima
14	Jōrakuji (常楽寺)	Tokushima	Tokushima
17	Idoji (井戸寺)	Tokushima	Tokushima
18	Onzanji (恩山寺)	Komatsushima	Tokushima
19	Tatsueji (立江寺)	Komatsushima	Tokushima
20	Kakurinji (鶴林寺)	Katsuura	Tokushima
21	Tairyūji (太竜寺)	Anan	Tokushima
22	Byōdōji (平等寺)	Anan	Tokushima
23	Yakuōji (薬王寺)	Minami	Tokushima
24	Hotsumisakiji (最御崎寺)	Muroto	Kōchi
25	Shinshōji (津照寺)	Muroto	Kōchi
26	Kongōchōji (金剛頂寺)	Muroto	Kōchi
27	Kōnomineji (神峰寺)	Yasuda	Kōchi
28	Dainichiji (大日寺)	Konan	Kōchi
30	Zenrakuji (善楽寺)	Kōchi	Kōchi
31	Chikurinji (竹林寺)	Kōchi	Kōchi
32	Zenjibuji (禅師峰寺)	Nankoku	Kōchi
33	Sekkeiji (雪蹊寺)	Kōchi	Kōchi
34	Tanemaji (種間寺)	Haruno	Kōchi
35	Kiyotakiji (清滝寺)	Tosa	Kōchi
36	Shōryūji (青竜寺)	Tosa	Kōchi
37	Iwamotoji (岩本寺)	Shimanto	Kōchi
38	Kongōfukuji (金剛福寺)	Tosashimizu	Kōchi
39	Enkōji (延光寺)	Sukumo	Kōchi
42	Butsumokuji (佛木寺)	Uwajima	Ehime
43	Meisekiji (明石寺)	Seiyo	Ehime
44	Daihōji (大宝寺)	Kumakōgen	Ehime
45	Iwayaji (岩屋寺)	Kumakōgen	Ehime
46	Jōruriji (浄瑠璃寺)	Matsuyama	Ehime
47	Yasakaji (八坂寺)	Matsuyama	Ehime
48	Sairinji (西林寺)	Matsuyama	Ehime
49	Jōdoji (浄土寺)	Matsuyama	Ehime
50	Hantaji (繁多寺)	Matsuyama	Ehime
51	Ishiteji (石手寺)	Matsuyama	Ehime
52	Taizanji (太山寺)	Matsuyama	Ehime
53	Enmyōji (円明寺)	Matsuyama	Ehime
54	Enmeiji (延命寺)	Imabari	Ehime
55	Nankōbō (南光坊)	Imabari	Ehime
56	Taisanji (泰山寺)	Imabari	Ehime
57	Eifukuji (栄福寺)	Imabari	Ehime
58	Sen'yūji (仙遊寺)	Imabari	Ehime
60	Yokomineji (横峰寺)	Saijō	Ehime
61	Kōonji (香園寺)	Saijō	Ehime
62	Hōjuji (宝寿寺)	Saijō	Ehime
64	Maegamiji (前神寺)	Saijō	Ehime
65	Sankakuji (三角寺)	Shikokuchūō	Ehime
66	Unpenji (雲辺寺)	Miyoshi	Tokushima
67	Daikōji (大興寺)	Mitoyo	Kagawa
68	Jinnein (神恵院)	Kan'onji	Kagawa
70	Motoyamaji (本山寺)	Mitoyo	Kagawa
71	Iyadaniji (弥谷寺)	Mitoyo	Kagawa
72	Mandaraji (曼荼羅寺)	Zentsūji	Kagawa
73	Shusshakaji (出釈迦寺)	Zentsūji	Kagawa
74	Kōyamaji (甲山寺)	Zentsūji	Kagawa
76	Konzōji (金倉寺)	Zentsūji	Kagawa
77	Dōryūji (道隆寺)	Tadotsu	Kagawa
78	Gōshōji (郷照寺)	Utazu	Kagawa
79	Tennōji (天皇寺)	Sakaide	Kagawa
81	Shiromineji (白峯寺)	Sakaide	Kagawa
83	Ichinomiyaji (一宮寺)	Takamatsu	Kagawa
84	Yashimaji (屋島寺)	Takamatsu	Kagawa
85	Yakuriji (八栗寺)	Takamatsu	Kagawa
86	Shidoji (志度寺)	Sanuki	Kagawa
87	Nagaoji (長尾寺)	Sanuki	Kagawa
88	Ōkuboji (大窪寺)	Sanuki	Kagawa

[edit] Sciences

[edit] Anthropology, Sociology, Psychology, Class Structure

Social Relations - Japan -

[edit] Technology

• Information-Technology Promotion Agency, Japan (ja:情報処理推進機構)
• Information Technology Engineer Examination (ja:情報処理技術者試験)
• Fundamental Information Technology Engineer Examination (ja:基本情報技術者試験)
• Applied Information Technology Engineer Examination (ja:応用情報技術者試験)

[edit] Weapons

Masahiro Katana - Arisaka Year 29 (Japan - Bolt Action Rifle - 6.5 x 50 mm) (ja:二十九年式歩兵銃 no ja wiki) - Arisaka Year 30 (Japan - Bolt Action Rifle - 6.5 x 50 mm) (ja:三十年式歩兵銃) - Arisaka Year 30 Cavalry Carbine (Japan - Bolt Action Carbine - 6.5 x 50 mm) (ja:三十年式騎銃 no ja wiki) - Arisaka Year 35 Infantry Rifle (Japan - Bolt Action Rifle - 6.5 x 50 mm) (ja:三十五年式海軍銃) - Arisaka Type 0 Parachutists' Rifle (Japan - Bolt Action Rifle - 7.7 x 58 mm) - Arisaka Type 1 Parachutists' Rifle (Japan - Bolt Action Rifle - 6.5 x 50 mm) - Arisaka Type 2 Parachutists' Rifle (Japan - Bolt Action Rifle - 7.7 x 58 mm) - Browning M71 (Japan - Lever Action Rifle) - Howa M1500 - Howa M3000 - Japanese Type 100 - Japanese Type 30 - Japanese Type 38 - Japanese Type 92 - Japanese Type 96 - Japanese Type 98 - Japanese Type 99 - Ya - Yanone (Japanese arrowheads) -