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FUMIKO MATSUDA
<i>Obstetrician</i>

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<i>Next stop: Osaka</i>

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Hello.

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We only open in the afternoon.

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We come to see Akiko.

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It's very important, very urgent.

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- Who should I announce?
- I am Nanako Kasajima.

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Good morning.

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A customer.

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Nanako Kasajima is here.

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Little Nanako?

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- Do you remember me?
- But of course!

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Gosh!

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Little Nanako
who was always doing stupid things.

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I see your Japanese
still sucks!

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Did you bring us a little <i>gaijin</i>?

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This is my husband, Aurélien.

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I see you still have us
brought problems...

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Follow me.

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Take off your clothes!

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All ?

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Come here!

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Oni…

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Rokurokubi…

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Izanagi.

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Izanami.

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Shiraga!

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What is "Shiraga"?

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Japan,

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our great country

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full of myths
and fantastic legends.

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Pure tales, revered by the people,

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who are registered
at the foundation of our culture.

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On the other hand,

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the most dangerous legends

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are not known and transmitted
only by a handful of monks

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and disappeared
of collective memory.

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Shiraga…

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who was he?

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A simple villager,
in the 17th century, in the Edo era…

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A craftsman
who lived with his wife and son

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and who had lost an eye in the war.

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But resentment and hostility
dead from the battlefield

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transformed the eye that remained...

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in curse.

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From this day on,

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the world that Shiraga saw

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was tinged with an evil fog.

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If this eye saw a smile,

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he saw it
like a sneaky threat.

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A passing stranger,
he was obviously a bandit.

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A cousin who spoke to his wife,
it's because they were plotting behind his back.

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And that cursed eye...

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never closed again.

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One day, alone and desperate,
he wandered in the forest

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and rested at the foot
of a “face tree”, the “Jinmenju”.

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With his cursed eye he stared at the tree

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when a flash of light flashed.

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And the creator gods appeared to him,

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Izanami and Izanagi.

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They told him
that they had the solution.

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They gave him bronze armor.

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"By putting on the armor, could I
escape the curse?

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Shiraga put on the armor, reassured, and
returned home to his family.

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At nightfall,

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he woke up,
thinking he heard mice...

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And in the dark,

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he saw glowing eyes and fangs.

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What he saw
clearly didn't come from this world.

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And that's where the real nightmare
started:

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the screams, the tears,
sleepless nights.

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Night after night,

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bitten, scratched,
burned, planted, asphyxiated!

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He was attacked
by the most terrifying yokai.

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Stuck in his armor
which acted like a magnet for yokaïs.

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As if she was calling them.

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But Shiraga, trapped,
could no longer escape it.

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The yokaïs returned every night,
ever more numerous!

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Endless despair.

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His wife left him.

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His son was devoured.

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Shiraga found himself alone,
fleeing every night.

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Exhausted,

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overwhelmed, tired of fleeing,
he gave up and succumbed...

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to a hundred yokaïs

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who dismembered him

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and threw him into a well.

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You're in trouble.

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Wherever you go,

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wherever you are,

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they will be there every night.

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Go as far as possible!

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Go away!

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DEDICATION READING
WITH K. TAKEDA

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Yoko lived in a world of yokaïs.

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Wherever she went,
she saw monsters.

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When she went to school...

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When she went to the park...

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And also to the hairdresser!

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And so,
Yoko still stayed in her room.

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But again...
a yokai slowly comes out of the closet!

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He approaches Yoko.

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But fortunately...

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The yokai walks on marbles

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and breaks his face!

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The yokai starts to cry.

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And at that moment,

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little Yoko no longer sees them
like monsters...

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Congratulations!

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Thank you so much !

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I'm a big fan.

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Is this cosplay or a new fashion?

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Yes.

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I'm sorry, but
He doesn't speak Japanese very well.

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- Not at all.
- A little bit Japanese.

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We can speak in English.

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Do you believe yokai are real?

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What do you mean by "real"?

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We mean real.

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Very very very real.

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Well, it depends…

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Did Moses really
opened the Red Sea?

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I see them as metaphors.

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Yokaïs are often
the representation of danger.

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They are there to warn you,

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teach you something
or protect yourself, in some way.

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Like Kappa, for example.

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The Kappas drown the children
and eat their testicles.

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But they were invented
to keep children away from ponds.

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That's kind of what I do.

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Transforming the fear of yokai
into something positive.

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For example, what would you do
if you meet a Kappa?

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Maybe I'm running away...

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Or maybe...

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Maybe I can keep him away
with a few jabs?

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I feint with a right hook,
I surprise him with a low-kick

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and I kick his turtle legs.

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And then I tackle him to the ground and…

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and I smash his dirty green head
on the ground.

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This brutal method can work
if you know how to fight.

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But, if you come across a Kappa,

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just bend over
and say hello to him.

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As he is very polite,
it will also bend.

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And at that moment,

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the water in his head
will overturn

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and he will fall asleep.

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You're the one who's supposed to help me!

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You're the one who's supposed to help me!

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I'll come back tomorrow.

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Good day !

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THANKS !

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I'm really sorry,
but unregistered passengers…

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Please.

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- THANKS.
- Thank you.

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<i>Yokaïs are often
the representation of danger.</i>

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<i>Transform the fear of yokai</i>

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<i>into something positive.</i>

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<i>And at that moment, she no longer saw them
like monsters.</i>

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<i>He went further than Shiraga.</i>

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<i>We can free him.</i>

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<i>There is one last test left…</i>


