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Wandering Miko
Aruki Miko (歩き巫女) are a
historical variety of miko, or
Shinto priestesses, from ****an.
Wandering miko are
characterised by
their lack of...
- techniques. It also
comprises wilderness survival, fieldcraft, and Shinobi-
aruki (silent
movement steps and leaps). Levy, J; Ninja: The
Shadow Warrior, Sterling...
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travelling in
search of
livelihood and came to be
known as
aruki miko (lit. 'walking miko').
While aruki miko
primarily provided religious services, they were...
- Lion" (有翼の獅子, Yūyoku no Shishi) 61. "Roasted
Walking Mushroom" (焼き歩き茸, Yaki
Aruki Kinoko) 62. "6 Days" (６日間, 6-Kakan) Bonus. "Miscellaneous
Monster Tales...
- Press. ISBN 0-231-05933-7. Miyazaki,
Tateki (2004).
Shikoku henro hitori aruki dōgyō-ninin. Matsuyama. Reader, Ian (2005).
Making Pilgrimages: Meaning...
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Yamaguchi 1920-2000 po****tion
statistics "HAGI
Sightseeing Guide".
Burari HAGI
aruki_HAGI
Sightseeing Guide.
Retrieved 2016-05-31.
Kantei bio
notes Tsuchida...
- An
aruki-henro or
walking pilgrim,
marked out by his
distinctive sedge hat,
white shirt, and kongō-zue...
- re-debuting as
Jinsei Shinzaki ("Jinsei"
meaning "life" in ****anese), an
aruki henro or
Shikoku pilgrim.
Under this persona,
Shinzaki wrestled in a slow...
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toward one of a non-ecclesiastical nature. The
travelling miko,
known as the
aruki miko,
became ****ociated with prostitution. ... [T]he miko's
stature as a...
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other elements of the utterance, as in ****anese Taro wa
sutasuta to haya-
aruki o ****a "Taro
walked hurriedly' (literally 'Taro did haste-walk sutasuta')...
