[Kanji] Night Hawk by horizontally T-Shirt The total length is about 29 cm. It has a fine brownish pattern throughout and has a small beak, but its mouth is large when opened and has long bristles around it. A word mainly used in Edo as another name for a town. Since the streets at … Read More
A medium-sized bird of the Accipitridae family that is active in the evening and catches and eats insects. A prostitute who is in the lowest position among the prostitutes and said that there were about 4000 people in Edo at most. His main business was to provide sexual services outdoors by wearing a cotton … Read More
[Kanji] Night Hawk T-Shirt A medium-sized bird of the Accipitridae family that is active in the evening and catches and eats insects. A prostitute who is in the lowest position among the prostitutes and said that there were about 4000 people in Edo at most. His main business was to provide sexual services outdoors … Read More
A general term for small and medium-sized species of Falconiformes. Larger ones are distinguished as eagles, but there are no clear boundaries. Japan calls “Taka”. [Kanji] Hawk T-shirt
[Kanji] Hawk T-Shirt A general term for small and medium-sized species of Falconiformes. Larger ones are distinguished as eagles, but there are no clear boundaries. Japanese says “Taka”.
The total length is about 29 cm. It has a fine brownish pattern throughout and has a small beak, but its mouth is large when opened and has long bristles around it. A word mainly used in Edo as another name for a town. Since the streets at that time appeared after dusk, it … Read More
1. mainly nocturnal North American goatsucker. 2. a person who likes to be active late at night. Japanese says “yo taka” > birds stock
A general term for small species of birds belonging to the order Accipitriformes. Large species are called eagles, but there is no strict distinction. The wings and tail are generally narrower and the tips of the wings are sharper than the eagle. The beak bends sharply and has large claws on the toes. A … Read More