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* Based on Takeminakata, Shinto God of water, wind, and agriculture, and son of Okuninushi ({{Transient icon|Daikoku}}) and Nunakawahime. | * Based on [[wikipedia:Takeminakata|Takeminakata]], Shinto God of water, wind, and agriculture, and son of Okuninushi ({{Transient icon|Daikoku}}) and Nunakawahime. | ||
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