鎧
Yoroi
Doragonrōdo no yoroi
armor = 鎧 (yoroi)
鎧 /yo ro i/ means armor in sense of body protector for humans. 機甲 /ki kou/ means armor as for war machinery.
Samurai armor made of steel plate sometimes leather. Early Samurai armor was made from brass.
鎧 Yoroi
Samurai armor was a type of armor worn by Japanese warriors. One can find an authentic reproduction at the Samurai Store International. One can purchase ready made armor or choose the custom option.
Japanese armor tended to be lighter and allowed greater movement than most European armors. This was due to the attacking nature of Japanese warrior combat, where defense was emphasized less than making quick, decisive attacks. Japanese armor was constructed of metal plates tied together with silk cords, versus the European armors of metal links woven together on a padded leather base (and later armors with metal sheets and plates on top of this).
Armor was said 17 times...;-)
In Battlefield it says 'you better go get your armor'.
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To say old Japanese illustrations in Japanese, you say "Mukashi no Nihon no irasuto".
黄金の鎧 /ou gon no yo ro i/ is Japanese for 'golden armor' where golden refers to 'being or as if made of gold'. If 'golden refers to 'color' only, you can say 金色の鎧 /kin 'iro no yoroi/(When reading kin'iro consecutively, the consonant 'n' and vowel 'i' somewhat merge, sounding like 'kin yi ro')