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The hip crotch area.. a common place for females to get tattoos.
Its not hip bone but not quite your crotch
Hey Samantha I love the tattoo on hou hirotch is very sexy.

A lot of people like to get tattoos on their hirotch such as stars and sometimes tribal.
hirotch by BrwnEydMocha July 7, 2011
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A fictional car brand from the game called BeamNG. There are currently only two cars that's under this brand; Hirochi Sunburst, and Hirochi SBR4.
"The first time I saw the Hirochi Sunburst, I thought it was actually a subaru until there's some close up photos of it."
Hirochi by That Protogen November 24, 2021
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Hirochi SBR4 

A fictional car from BeamNG, under the brand "Hirochi". The original idea of the name SBR4 means "Shooting Brake Rear-engined Four wheel drive." But later in the game updates, it received a new meaning for SBR4, which is "Shooting Brake Rear-engined and 4 comfortable adults." Since it now it has an rwd drivetrain available.

The car comes with a flat-4 engine with optional twin-turbochargers. It is prone to understeer when travelling at high speeds with the ESC on, but turning it off results in a more enjoyable track experience.

In the 0.16 update, the new fully electric eSBR was released, making it the first official car in BeamNG to use an electric powertrain. It also has plenty of exterior and interior changes compared to petrol-powered models.
"Honestly, I have no idea what car that's resembling the Hirochi SBR4."
Hirochi SBR4 by That Protogen November 24, 2021
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