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ROKUROKUBI

A Rokurokubi is a mythical creature from Japanese folklore, specifically from the yokai category, which encompasses various supernatural creatures, spirits, and monsters. The term “rokurokubi” translates to “long-necked woman” in Japanese. These creatures appear to be…

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