Toyohashi Tengu
Quidditch Team information
Hometown	Toyohashi, Japan
Most Glorious Hour	Being the most successful Japanese Quidditch team
Behind the scenes
First appearance	Quidditch Through the Ages

The Toyohashi Tengu are a Quidditch team based in Toyohashi, Japan. They are the most successful Japanese team, and narrowly missed a win in 1994 against the Gorodok Gargoyles. Their practice of burning their broomsticks after a defeat was frowned upon by the International Confederation of Wizards' Quidditch Committee as a waste of good wood.

Behind the scenesEdit

• Tengu are mythical Japanese creatures, traditionally portrayed as having a humanoid shape, but the wings and beak of a bird of prey.
• Toyohashi is a city located in Aichi Prefecture, Japan.

Etymology Edit

• "Tengu" (天狗) means "heavenly dog", and can be broken into two characters:
  • 天, "ten" or "ama" means "heaven".
  • 狗, "ku" (an alternate reading of "gu"), "kō", or "inu" means "dog".

AppearancesEdit

• Quidditch Through the Ages