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emember this is not
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real Omikuji are fortunes written on slips of paper, sold at temples
and shrines all over Japan. Remember this is not serious, just for fun.
The best one is DAIKICHI and the next is CYUKICHI, SHOKICHI, and KICHI
in order. The worst one is KYOU. Good luck!!!
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apanese useful Tips!
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