TejimaStriped Sumi. Most often used to describe the pectoral fins of Taisho Sanshoku. Also called Houki (broom) Sumi. It also used to be called Rentaiki (means flag of regiment) because it looked like the flag of the old navy of Japan. It is said that a few Tejima in Sanke makes the body pattern more stable. (Courtesy of the excellent Book Kokugyo Vol II) |