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Hip roof ornate with decorative Onigawara tile at the end of the ridge of a Japanese ryokan. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Onigawara Ã©Â¬Â¼Ã§âÂ¦ Ogre goblin tile Royalty Free Stock Photo

Japanese ornamental tile - Onigawara Royalty Free Stock Photo

Onigawara Ogre goblin tile at Kiyomizu-dera Temple Complex. Kyoto, Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo

Onigawara (ogre-face tile), Toribusuma (bird perch tile), Sumigawara (corner eave tile) roof det Royalty Free Stock Photo

Onigawara (Ogre Tile) and Gegyo roof ornaments at Shogan-ji temple. Kyoto, Japan. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Kyoto - A detailed close-up of an Onigawara, a traditional Japanese goblin-like roof tile

Onigawara, a figure to ward off evel, on the roof of traditional Japanese building Royalty Free Stock Photo

Onigawara Guardian Roof Tile Adornment Royalty Free Stock Photo

$Onigawara (Goblin Ogre tile) roof ridge ornament of Hojo(Abbot\'s quarters) of Kennin-ji Royalty Free Stock Photo$

Onigawara roof Gable of Sengaku-ji Soto Zen Buddhist temple. Tokyo, Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo

Junen-ji Temple, Onigawara (Ogre Tile) roof detail at Daibustuden hall. Nagano City, Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo

Onigawara (ogre-face tile) To-ji (Kyo-o gokokuji) Temple, Kyoto. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A detailed close-up of an Onigawara, a traditional Japanese goblin-like roof tile, acts as a fierce protector on the decorative eaves of an ancient temple roof in Kyoto, Japan.