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English: A ningyo ("human-fish") "mummy" or "fejee mermaid", crafted from fish parts etc. Whether this is merman or mermaid is not clarified. Probable Japanese manufacture, painted by Japanese naturalist Mōri Baien.[1] |
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| Source | Mōri, Baien (1825) Baien gyofu[1] via National Diet Library digital collection |
| Author | Mōri Baien (1798–1851) |
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- ↑ Honma, Yoshiharu (2005-10-01), “Nihon korai no ningyo, ryūgūnotsukai no seibutsugaku”, in Japan Sea Rim Studies[2], pages 126-127
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