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|smt4a=A snake spirit said to live in the mountains in ancient Japanese scriptures. It is believed to govern lines of energy.
|smt4a=A snake spirit said to live in the mountains in ancient Japanese scriptures. It is believed to govern lines of energy.
It is a god of wilderness with a large mouth, but no eyes or nose. It is not evil, but has a violent temper and sometimes attacks humans that cross its path.
It is a god of wilderness with a large mouth, but no eyes or nose. It is not evil, but has a violent temper and sometimes attacks humans that cross its path.
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|smt5v=Said to be the spirit of a serpent that has lived in the mountains since ancient times in the Nihon Shoki and is also said to govern the earth's veins.
 
The name Nozuchi comes from the ancient Japanese word for "god of the fields." It is said to live deep in the mountains behind trees and in thickets. It has a large mouth at the end of its head, but no eyes or nose. It is not evil, but rather violent all the same. When it sees a human, it may try to harm or even eat them.
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