【魔蝎】骑马转胯/高跟鞋踩

Magatama, also known as "magatama," is a term that refers to a type of traditional Japanese sword. Unlike katana or other types of samurai swords, magatama does not have a straight blade. Its name comes from the shape of its hilt and pommel, which resemble the Chinese character for "horse" (馬). In Japanese folklore, it is said that the magatama was created by the gods themselves and was one of the three sacred weapons of the Sun Goddess Amaterasu. Magatamas are typically found in pairs and are often associated with the yin and yang concept. One of the magatamas is known as "koma" (コマ) or "the horse," while the other is called "akata" (アカタ) or "the red tail." The koma has a curved blade, which resembles a horse's head, while the akata has a straight blade with a red tassel attached to it. According to tradition, when mounted on a horse and worn by a samurai, the magatama would allow him to communicate with animals and control them. Magatamas are also known for their unique hilts. Unlike traditional swords, which typically have a circular or oval-shaped hilt, magatamas have a distinctive V-shaped hilt. The pommel of the sword is often decorated with intricate designs that represent various aspects of Japanese culture and mythology. In modern times, magatama are still prized for their beauty and historical significance. They are often displayed in museums or private collections as works of art. However, they are not typically used for combat anymore, as they were designed more as ceremonial weapons than practical tools.