Yahagi
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Yahagi (矢作), a historical Japanese occupation equivalent to "fletcher," can mean any of the following:
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[edit] Surname
[edit] Real people
- Ken Yahagi, comedian, member of Ogi Yahagi duo
- Sayuri Yahagi, voice actress
- Toshihiko Yahagi, novelist and winner of the 17th Yukio Mishima Prize
- Wataru Yahagi, guitarist of Anzen Chitai
[edit] Fictional characters
- Shogo Yahagi in Megazone 23
- Yoshimi Yahagi in Battle Royale
[edit] Places
- Kamiyahagi, Gifu, a former town, now part of the city of Ena
- Yahagi, Iwate, a former village now part of Rikuzentakata, Iwate
- Yahagi Domain in Chiba Prefecture
[edit] Ships
[edit] Railway stations
[edit] Geographical features
- Yahagi River with its source in Nagano Prefecture
- Yahagi Furukawa, branch of Yahagi River, in Aichi Prefecture
[edit] Other
- Battle of Yahagigawa, 1181
- Yahagi Bridge in Okazaki, Aichi
- Yahagi Shrine, the name of Shinto shrines in Okazaki, Aichi; Seki, Gifu; and Yao, Osaka
[edit] See also
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