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Azuki Arai
Joined 20 October 2006
Remodeling user page.
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''Azuki togō ka, hito totte kuo ka, shoki shoki''
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<center>''Azuki togō ka, hito totte kuo ka, shoki shoki''</center>
Azuki Arai studies Japanese folklore and mythology, and is very interested in -- though not terribly knowledgeable about -- Japanese history, particularly the Sengoku and Edo periods. He hopes to contribute more to the [[Category:Bakemono|Folklore]] and [[Category:Bakemono|Bakemono]] categories in the future.
Articles written:
* [[Yuki-Onna|Yuki-onna]]
* [[Okami (folklore)|Ôkami]]
Azuki Arai is named after a bakemono who is often heard by riversides washing red beans, but is never seen, for it jumps into the river as soon as it hears people approaching.