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		Introduces the rituals and the use of instruments of Shinto and discusses the rich tradition of Japanese mythology.
		The elaborate mime and dance is accompanied by the Hayashi Ensemble led by Taneo Wakayama.
		Summary: A deceptively simple tale of an elderly couple who journey to Tokyo, where they are received less than enthusiastically by their grown-up children, until generational conflicts are momentarily stilled by death.
	www.isop.ucla.edu /japan/videolibrary7.asp (3196 words)

	Ran
		ms:Ran sv:Ran Ran, also referred to as "the goddess of the drowned", is the moody and sometimes treacherous goddess of the seas and waters in Norse mythology.
		She is the wife of Aegir and collects the corpses of the drowned in a net.
		She had nine daughters with Aegir called billow maidens, including Bylgia and Atla.
	www.askfactmaster.com /Ran (87 words)

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