Automata Karakuri Ningyo-Tea serving doll

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Ningyo (人魚, "human fish") is a fish-like creature from Japanese folklore. Though often translated as "mermaid", the term is technically not gender-specific and may include the "mermen". The literal translation "human-fish" has also been applied.
Famous lore regarding the ningyo flesh is that eating it imparts immortality, as in the legend of the nun Yao bikun

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I don't know if there is hd or not, there are a lot of files!

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tô cho vài vệt mực đỏ thfi nhìn chày cối luôn @@
 
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con này chạy được đúng hog :>>
 
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Madara said:
Muñeco de papel para servir té Autómata Karakuri Ningyo
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Ningyo (人魚, "pez humano") es una criatura parecida a un pez del folclore japonés. Aunque a menudo se traduce como "sirena", técnicamente el término no tiene especificidad de género y puede incluir a los "tritones". También se ha aplicado la traducción literal "pez humano".
La famosa tradición sobre la carne de ningyo es que comerla otorga inmortalidad, como en la leyenda de la monja Yao bikun.

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No sé si hay hd o no, ¡hay muchos archivos!

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Ropa a medida! (no en papel)
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Increíble, ya veremos si es posible
 
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