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Frog

An amphibian. Attested only as a member of a list: a gallery feature names frogs among the classic animals of the traditional Japanese style. No meaning is stated by any fetched source and none is asserted. Thin row, kept because the attestation is real.
Thin
Low confidenceresearched

0 attested · 2 promoted1 source · T2

What the research says

motifs_seed
Category
animal
Common styles
neo traditional
Common themes
nature

Provenance

1 resolved

  • Japanese animals in the traditional and most innovative interpretation of tattooing (opens in a new tab)

    Tier 2

    Tattoo Life Crew, Tattoo Life

    Tattoo magazine gallery feature. Verbatim: "The starting subjects are the most classic animals of the traditional Japanese style, from tigers, to frogs, to snakes and all those animals of the mythological tradition that have always accompanied tattooing." Cited to establish 'animals' as a working subject grouping in the trade and to attest tiger, frog and snake as members of it.

    industry source · published 2023-09-27 · retrieved 2026-08-29

Related concepts

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Associated with · 1

  • → outgoingNatureThemeThin
    strength 0.50promoted · not an independent attestationresearched

    Promoted from motifs_seed.common_themes of motif_frog ('nature'). No new fact: this edge restates a value already present in the corpus. STRENGTH 0.5 set by the T11.11c rule: this pairing is asserted by ONE parent row's association column and by no second row; the pack's scale reads 0.5 as 'context-dependent'. Inputs are corpus counts only - no source count, tier or confidence is used.

Frequently used in · 1

  • → outgoingNeo TraditionalStyleThin
    strength 0.50promoted · not an independent attestationresearched

    Promoted from motifs_seed.common_styles of motif_frog ('neo traditional'). No new fact: this edge restates a value already present in the corpus. STRENGTH 0.5 set by the T11.11c rule: this pairing is asserted by ONE parent row's association column and by no second row; the pack's scale reads 0.5 as 'context-dependent'. Inputs are corpus counts only - no source count, tier or confidence is used.