The legend of the sun being cast into the head of Yatagarasu, the god of the way, and the flame of the dark.
The bow of the bird's beak is connected to the winged Yatagarasupendant.
The central configuration of Yatagarasu head, with fine and sharp beaks and feathers flowing, spreads fire on both sides and forms horizontally.
The Yatagarasu contour is swinging at the front end of the bird's beak, as Yatagarasu, who symbolizes the god of the road, is flying.
The horizontal flame of Yatagarasu is accompanied by longitudinal Yatagarasupendant, which forms a full shape with a stereosense on the chest.
The bright light of silver is bright, and it is clear that Yatagarasu feathers, beaks and flames flow.
Below, Yatagarasu takes a concise contours, contrasting with stereoheads and flames, highlighting the themes.
Yatagarasu moves and reflects light on a step-by-step basis to appreciate the sense of motion and light.
On grouping: installation of YatagarasupendantP-461 for bow end connections.
The fire Yatagarasu head's hard-forming features were added to the flying Yatagarasu movement, highlighting the topic.
The Yatagarasu parts are moved up and down, and different expressions can be appreciated from the front, slant and side.
Yatagarasu: Yatagarasu, appearing in the Japanese Books and Ancients, is a three-dimensional spirit bird.
The legends that Yatagarasu had led the god, Wutian Emperor, from the bear field to Yamamoto and was therefore respected as the god of the way, and also as the sun itself.
RYUZU is a hand-held and visible gesture that incorporates the sermons of the road ahead.