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|smt3=Earth spirits in Japanese mythology. They are born from ancient trees and boulders. They are not evil, but will transform into humans or monsters to warn people not to infiltrate their mountains. | |smt3=Earth spirits in Japanese mythology. They are born from ancient trees and boulders. They are not evil, but will transform into humans or monsters to warn people not to infiltrate their mountains. | ||
|smtsj=A spirit of rivers and mountains in Japanese lore. Over long periods of time, they dwell in trees and rocks. | |smtsj=A spirit of rivers and mountains in Japanese lore. Over long periods of time, they dwell in trees and rocks.<br/>They are not evil, but they watch over the mountains and appear as humans or supernatural wonders to warn people. | ||
They are not evil, but they watch over the mountains and appear as humans or supernatural wonders to warn people. | |||
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|smt4a=A spirit of rivers and mountains in Japanese lore. Over long periods of time, they dwell in trees and rocks. They are not evil, but they watch over the mountains and appear as humans or supernatural wonders to warn people. | |smt4a=A spirit of rivers and mountains in Japanese lore. Over long periods of time, they dwell in trees and rocks. They are not evil, but they watch over the mountains and appear as humans or supernatural wonders to warn people. | ||
|smt5=Earth spirits in Japanese mythology. They are born from ancient trees and boulders. | |smt5=Earth spirits in Japanese mythology. They are born from ancient trees and boulders.<br/>They are not evil but will transform into humans or monsters to warn people not to infiltrate their mountains. | ||
They are not evil but will transform into humans or monsters to warn people not to infiltrate their mountains. | |||
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