chi ga hoshii
Chiroshi
Ketsueki tora
Brack brood
You may say 'chi.'
美味しい血 (oishii chi) would mean "tasty blood" in Japanese.
"chi", and "ji" means blood ryu means "dragon"
血狼 Chi ōkami
Dansufuroa ni chi
You may say 'chi no suna,' written: 血の砂
You may say 'ryuuketsu,' written: 流血
... I don't know if this is what you were asking... but the way to say blood in Japanese is: chi or ketsueki (liquid) ketsuen (family relation) ketto (lineage) chi (血)
How well did shotoku fulfill his desire to help the Japanese