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* Yamasachihiko is more commonly known as the deity, [[wikipedia:Hoori|Hoori]]. He is said to be the great-grandson of the goddess [[Amaterasu]], and the grandfather of the first Japanese Emperor, [[wikipedia:Emperor_Jimmu|Jinmu]]. He is also the basis of the character [[wikipedia:Urashima_Tar%C5%8D|Urashima Tarō]] from the fairy tale of the same name. | * Yamasachihiko ("prince of the mountain of fortune") is more commonly known as the deity, [[wikipedia:Hoori|Hoori]]. He is said to be the great-grandson of the goddess [[Amaterasu]], and the grandfather of the first Japanese Emperor, [[wikipedia:Emperor_Jimmu|Jinmu]]. He is also the basis of the character [[wikipedia:Urashima_Tar%C5%8D|Urashima Tarō]] from the fairy tale of the same name. | ||
* His Charge Skill Ono ga Sachi Sachi (literally "my own sachi sachi") is derived from a saying meaning "you can only get it if you use your own tools" and comes from the exchange in the story "Yamasachihiko and Umisachihiko", where Umisachihiko says "I can only get the bounty of the mountains and the sea with my own tools." | |||
* The writing on his sword is in [[wikipedia:ja:ヲシテ|Woshite script]]. Reading from tip to hilt spells out "Yamasachihiko". | * The writing on his sword is in [[wikipedia:ja:ヲシテ|Woshite script]]. Reading from tip to hilt spells out "Yamasachihiko". | ||
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