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Mi-Ke Kariko is a calm-minded, polite and curious person, who takes her traditions and culture very seriously. She lives devoted to old japanese traditions and all about the culture. She loves literature, whether its history, philosophy or dramas, but she especially loves poetry. Sometimes she even writes them herself, mostly just for festivals she hosts. With help of the Siwinian Shinto she hosts festivals and ritual parties for them. She also meets a lot of other people from all kinds of different religions and cultures and hosts culture exchange festivals each start of the season to not only show the present the different kinds of cultures but also how they operate at different holidays.
Before she became a Gifter, her name was Minna. She grew up in a japanese family but lived in america, and her family made sure they wouldnt be out of place and left everything behind that related to their culture in some way. But that saddened Minna a lot, she loved her culture and missed visiting her grandparents after they moved to the USA. She had to do a lot to try and keep any hint of her japanese heritage while her family threw everything away. She refused to celebrate american holidays or eat out at restaurants and diners and didnt want to integrate into any friend groups at school. One day her family snapped at her for doing all of that, claiming she doesnt love them anymore, so she had enough and ran away from home, planning to return to Japan to her grandparents. She died in a car crash trying to get to an airport and her family never found out about it, she died at the age of 17.
She gifts dreams of acceptance, fun and knowledge of children who grew up without them.
(Original design by IloveTamagotchi2702 )
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