Azusa Shrine Maiden - Azusa Miko

Japanese: 梓巫女 - アズサミコ
Azusa Shrine Maiden - Azusa Miko
catalpa bow Azusa Yumi A woman who strikes the strings of a bell to summon divine spirits, living spirits, and dead spirits, and allows them to possess her body and give prophecies.


Source: About Shogakukan Digital Daijisen Information | Legend

Japanese:
梓弓あずさゆみの弦を打ち鳴らして神霊・生き霊・死霊などを呼び寄せ、自分の身にのりうつらせて託宣をする女。いちこ。口寄せ。


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