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Ametsuchi no Uta
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A tale of two siblings; one unconventional, the other harboring a great secret.

Notes:
Based on the Japanese poem Ametsuchi no Uta (天地の歌), authored in the 9th century AD, credited as being the oldest perfect pangram in the Japanese language.
This work was published in the 3rd issue of the "good! Afternoon" in 2016
Winner of the 2015 winter-season Afternoon Shiki-sho Award

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Themes
Death Culture › Japanese Emotions › Guilt Folklore › Japanese History › Historical Fiction Kinship › Dead Parents
Health
Illness Illness › Insomnia
Super Powers
Secret Ability Special Ability
Settings
Japanese Ambience Underworld
Activities
Poetry
Art Forms
Performing Arts › Painting
Audience Demographics
Male Oriented › Seinen
Character Traits
Ostracized Character Special Eyes Workaholic Personality Traits › Bookworms
Appearance > Hair
Hair Length › Long-Haired Female Lead
Character Types
Younger Sister Protagonists › Artist Protagonist
Female Lead
Ability Female Lead › Talented Female Lead Appearance Female Lead › Tomboyish Female Lead Occupation Female Lead › Noble Female Lead
Personality Female Lead
Eccentric Female Lead Observant Female Lead Perceptive Female Lead Quiet Female Lead
Male Lead
Ability Male Lead › Talented Male Lead Occupation Male Lead › Noble Male Lead
Locations
Asia › Japan
Narrative Tropes
Poetic Backstory › Dead Family Member Plot Structure › Past Plays a Big Role Power Dynamics › Power at a Price Romantic Dynamics › Important Non-Romantic Relationship Storytelling Techniques › Flashbacks
Mental Manipulation
Memory Manipulation › Memory Erasure
Occupations
Officials › Civil Servant
Creative Arts
Artist Female Artist Poet
Education
Scholar Teachers
Relationship > Family Relationship
Brother-Sister Relationship Sibling Relationship
Family
Siblings
Parent-Child
Dead Mother Lost Mother
Siblings
Brother and Sister Half-Siblings Older Brother Sibling Love
Species & Creatures
Animals › Cats
Time Period > Period Piece > Historical
Heian Era Kamakura Period
Work Info
Art Style › Elaborate

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