Hama Yumi

The hama yumi is a sacred bow (yumi) used in 1103 A.D. in Japan. This bow is said to be one of the oldest and most sacred Japanese weapons; the first Emperor Jimmu is always depicted carrying a bow.

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2 servants who carry bows for their lord. They are named Yaemon and Yazaemon

Yazo is carrying the arrow box and Zundon the bullet box

Tennō Yūryaku detail

Yumi-p1000624

Jidai Festival (cropped to Wake no Hiromushi and children)

Jidai Festival

Antique Japanese (samurai) yumi and ya

Yumi01

Yumi02

Samurai (1)

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
commons	image		2 servants who carry bows for their lord. They are named Yaemon and Yazaemon		Commons
commons	image		Yazo is carrying the arrow box and Zundon the bullet box		Commons
commons	image		Tennō Yūryaku detail		Commons
commons	image		Yumi-p1000624		Commons
commons	image		Jidai Festival (cropped to Wake no Hiromushi and children)		Commons
commons	image		Jidai Festival		Commons
commons	image		Antique Japanese (samurai) yumi and ya		Commons
commons	image		Yumi01		Commons
commons	image		Yumi02		Commons
commons	image		Samurai (1)		Commons