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スマホ使いすぎて脳が縮んでる

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@70_pocky 吉良吉影ッ！

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@Dr0wningCl0wn @GetRammed_69 どこの国にも変な人はいるんだね

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@jujutsuphanpara こんなに残滓出たの初めて
とりあえずありがとう！！

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@mm_ogata_rkgk

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@geoddeeezz According to legends found in ancient texts, the Nue has the head of a monkey, the body of a tiger, and the tail of a snake, and it cries like a bird.

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@ArcSamaa 里香(rika)
憂花(yuka)
The kanji are different, and the
meanings are totally different, too.

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@santidryu @pitoquilson @FeyiKeta It’s interesting that there are monsters with almost identical abilities and appearances in both Japanese and Greek mythology! Yamata no Orochi was defeated by Susanoo while it was drunk and asleep after drinking sake.🥲

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@pitoquilson @FeyiKeta Oh,I see.
my bad.

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@pitoquilson @FeyiKeta This is the Yamata no Orochi. When he said it looked similar, he wasn't talking about its appearance, but its abilities.

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@hanage151515 @ytranking

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@ryoumensukna reference

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@Hugo30850827 @Nami838563 @moon_dweller5 You can learn about this from this book on Buddhism.
https://t.co/8gDth2XGRY

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@Nami838563 @moon_dweller5 Since it’s relatively familiar to Japanese people, it’s easy to find.

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@Manteguin3 @daniel80199 @moon_dweller5 Since I’m not a native English speaker, I’m only familiar with Japanese websites.
In my case, if you search for “印相” you’ll find some results.

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@daniel80199 @moon_dweller5 These are known as 印相(insou)or 掌印(shoin); in Buddhism, they involve forming various shapes with the fingers to symbolically represent religious concepts.

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@sir_nihil @idilvulvalar @moon_dweller5 That's right, it's called the gundari-myouou-sign

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@flingkong24 @moon_dweller5 Number 40? This is the kongouken-sign. It has various meanings, but it signifies the power to shatter doubt and to solidify one’s inner strength.

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