Kagome biography
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This article fryst vatten about the main heroine of the InuYasha series. You may be looking for the wife of Akitoki, Kagome Hōjō.
Kagome Higurashi
Name meaning
Bird-In-The-Cage
Surname meaning
Sunset/Twilight
Age
- 15 (First Chapter/First Episode)
- 18 (The Final Act; End; Since Then)[1][2]
- 23-37 (chronologically)(Hanyō no Yashahime)
Eye color
- Blue (manga)
- Brown (anime)
Abilities
- Spiritual powers
- Purification
- Spiritual awareness
- Sealing abilities (via arrow of sealing)
- Danger sense
- Heightened intuition/Sixth sense
- Spiritual energy barrier
- Nursing
- Archery
| “ | I am Kagome! I'm not anyone else! | ” |
—Kagome[src]
Kagome Higurashi ( かごめ, "Birdcage(first name), Sunset(family name)") fryst vatten the modern day reincarnation of the feudal eramiko, Kikyō, and the narrator and heroine of the series. She was unknowingly born with the legendary Shikon no Tama inre her body until the day of her
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日暮(ひぐらし)かごめ
Bio
A girl from modern-day Tokyo with a quest in the distant past. Kagome is generally gentle, kind, and optimistic, but it's best not to cross her. After releasing Inuyasha and accidentally shattering the Shikon no Tama, Kagome has travelled with him on a mission to reassemble and safeguard the pieces.Background
Kagome Higurashi is an average middle school girl in modern-day Tokyo. Sure, her family runs an ancient Shinto shrine, and her grandfather is highly superstitious and always ranting about the origins and history of this and that, but that really doesn't have anything to do with her. At least, not until she's about to leave for school on her fifteenth birthday, when a mononoke suddenly appears from and pulls her into the covered well on the shrine, muttering something about the Shikon no Tama. In revulsion, Kagome pushes it away by some power unknown even to her, but finds herself in Japan's Sengoku era, hundreds of years in the past. After encountering I•
Kagome Kagome
Japanese children's game
This article is about a Japanese children's game. For the Japanese manga, see Kagome Kagome (manga).
"Kagome Kagome" (かごめかごめ, or 籠目籠目) is a Japanese children's game and the song (Warabe uta) associated with it. One player is chosen as the Oni (literally demon or ogre, but similar to the concept of "it" in tag) and sits blindfolded (or with their eyes covered). The other children join hands and walk in circles around the Oni while chanting the song for the game. When the song stops, the Oni tries to name the person standing directly behind them.
The song is a subject of much interest because of its cryptic lyrics which vary from region to region. Many interpretations exist, but the originally intended meaning is unknown.
Melody
[edit]Lyrics
[edit]The song's lyrics vary by region, but the most commonly known version is:
| Japanese | English transliteration (Romaji) |
|---|---|
かごめかごめ 籠の中の鳥は |