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The Goron Vases in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]'' are much smaller than their ''Ocarina of Time'' counterpart. They can be found on top of the large chandelier inside the [[Goron Shrine]], where there are five of them. If Link lights all of the torches in the room, the chandelier begins to spin. As [[Goron Link]], Link has to roll up a ramp to hit a vase. Inside one of the vases is a [[Rock Sirloin]]. If Link hits this rock, the Rock Sirloin will pop out.

The Goron Vase can be obtained from [[Biggoron]], who can be found on the summit of the [[Goron Mountain]]. If [[Link (Ocarina of Time)|Link]] travels to where Biggoron is, Biggoron reveals to Link that he is sick, and ask Link for something to warm him up.{{Ref|OoS|392|Biggoron}} If Link comes with the [[Lava Soup]], Biggoron sniffs it out, and asks to have the soup.{{Ref|OoS|393|Biggoron}} After gulping it down, Biggoron is relieved of his cold.{{Ref|name=gv|OoS|394|Biggoron}} Biggoron then gives Link the Goron Vase as a symbol of his gratitude.{{Ref|name=gv}}  

The Goron Vase can then be used to obtain the seventh item in the sequence, the [[Fish]]. The Fish is obtained from [[Ingo]], a vase collector{{Ref|OoS|849|Sign outside Ingo's House}} who lives in a small [[Ingo's House|house]] in the northwest section of [[Sunken City]]. Once Link has entered the house, Ingo tells Link that no matter how many times he asks Biggoron for the Goron Vase, he still refuses to give Ingo the vase.{{Ref|name=fish|OoS|397|Ingo}} Ingo wants the vase so bad, that he'd be willing to give up his dinner, a Fish, for it.{{Ref|name=fish}} If Link encounters Ingo with the Goron Vase in hand, Ingo spots it out, and begs Link to give it to him.{{Ref|OoS|398|Ingo}} After placing it nicely in his collection, Ingo thanks Link by giving him the Fish.{{Ref|OoS|399|Ingo}}