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Meloimorpha ****onica, also
known as
suzumushi (鈴虫, lit. 'bell cricket'), the bell cricket, and the bell-ring cricket, is a
species of
cricket widespread...
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translated an
almost complete version which excludes only the 38th
chapter (
Suzumushi/The Bell Cricket)
between 1925 to 1933.
Since then,
complete English translations...
- are
still sold at pet shops. A
large colony of
suzumushi crickets thrives at the
altar of the
Suzumushi Temple in Kyoto.
These crickets have no particular...
- uses his Resurrección
Suzumushi Hyakushiki Grillar Grillo to
become an insect-like
hollow and
regain his sight. This
makes Suzumushi the zanpakutō with the...
-
regards to the seasons. This has
developed to
keeping the bell
cricket (鈴虫
suzumushi)
originally in
aristocratic circles and the ****anese
rhinoceros beetle...
- (Nokogiri to shussan, 1924) The Gr****hopper and the Bell
Cricket (Batta to
suzumushi, 1924) The
Watch (時計) The Ring (Yubiwa, 1924) Hair (Kami, 1924) Canaries...
- (August–October) –
noted for the
singing of the males. bell
cricket (鈴虫
suzumushi) walker's
cicada (法師蝉 hō****emi lit. "Buddhist
priest cicada") Deer (鹿...
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discontinued on
August 20, 1924, a
serial story in the form of a novel, "
Suzumushi" was
published from
August 21 to
August 28.
Serialization began again...
- is only
referenced directly once
following these chapters. In
chapter Suzumushi,
Empress Akikonomu expresses her wish to
become a
priestess to console...
