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| 'Korean dogs'. Two statues of lion-like dogs, one with mouth open, the other with mouth shut, who guard or decorate the entrance to a shrine. Because of their appearance they are also known as shishi-koma-inu (lion koma-inu) A Popular Dictionary of Shinto (Brian Bocking) | |||
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