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Hi, I'm fukumeme. I'm working as a manners instructor, introducing Japanese traditional manners and culture. "Fuku" means fortune, and above all, it comes from the first name of my grandmother, Fukuko, born in the Meiji era. I love her♡ Nice to meet you♪

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Good manners, Good fortune.: Hi, I'm fukumeme. I'm working as manner instructor, introducing Japanese traditional manners and culture. "Fuku" means fortune, and above all, it comes from first name of my grandmother, Fukuko, born in the Meiji era. I love her♡ Nice to meet you♪

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