Examples of using Goemon in English and their translations into German
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It's Goemon!
Goemon came out yesterday.
Please go, Goemon.
Ishikawa Goemon, ally of the poor!
Hey, where's Goemon?
If Goemon gave him the box... then.
Have you come, Goemon?
Hey, Goemon, it's my turn tonight, right?
Go to it, Jigen. Goemon.
The tsuba shows Goemon and the date of his execution.
Have you started to move, Goemon?
Thanks to you, Goemon... I don't see those scary dreams anymore.
Where are your parents, Goemon?
And this even though"Goemon" makes some things right which its american counterparts don't.
The great master thief, Ishikawa Goemon.
Ishikawa Goemon(16th century- 10th of August 1594) is a Japanese folklore hero that resembles the English Robin Hood.
This folklore is depicted in the grip of the John Lee Goemon Katana.
Goemon" once again introduces us to Kiriya's typical missteps in shape of a flawed story development and questionable editing.
These games revolve around the main character, Goemon, and his exploits.
Yelling in the huge crowd, Goemon tried to stop the execution but he could only watch in horror as Lord Hideyoshi kicked Saizo into the cauldron and then threw in the child.
As the name suggests,his character is loosely based on Ishikawa Goemon, the noble thief of Japanese folklore.
Goemon is someone like the Japanese Robin Hood and therefore a guy the viewer can easily sympathize with in an instant even if he is a bit narcissistic and also likes to spend his nights with some of his"groupies.
In this box lies a state secret that eventually forces Goemon to face his past again.
Fortunately, the director could wind down them a bit andso"Goemon" becomes simply an entertaining action fantasy film that is pleasing to the eyes.
I was in charge of the story for a kabuki 1 7 show called Ishikawa Goemon 1 8 with Ebizo Ichikawa-san 1 9.
Just great to learn more about the origin of Kappas and other monsters of Japanese legends Found in Ghibli,through the series Gambare Goemon, aux mangas de Rumiko Takahashi, and so on because the references are numerous….