Traditional Japanese Tattoos The Last Stand at Koromogawa Benkei was pierced by countless arrows, yet died standing, his unwavering devotion becoming immortal in Japanese legend.
culture SAMURAI WARRIORS Musha-e One of the most popular categories in traditional Japanese tattoos is samurai warrior, called Musha-e, such as “Raiko slaying demons at Mt.Ooeyama”, “Hedesato defeating giant centipede”,
All by Hand Tattooing [Daikoku-ten climbing a ladder to reach the top of Fukurokuju’s elongated head to aid in shaving]
