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Did you know... that to maintain personal privacy, manga artist Paru Itagaki wears a large chicken mask that obscures her face for all public appearances?
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If I recall correctly, the Pa-row(gyo) can only appear after an 'n' (ten + pura -> tenpura/tempura) or after a sokuon (hachi + hyaku -> happyaku) in Sino-Japanese words and Japanese native words. So how is it just Paru and not Haru? (Sorry but I'm writing on the family computer right now and it's much more bothersome to write in Kana from here than from my phone) --My ContributionsContact me -- GoyangCityBoy 04:45, 29 December 2019 (UTC) — Preceding unsigned comment added by GoyangCityBoy (talk • contribs) Reply
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