Muzume

Measurements: Breast size: 29 in, Waist size 21 in, Hips size 31 in, Bra size 34A, Nipple color: Soft dusky pink, Pubic hair: Shaved/waxed.

((She has a secret hidden side though since coming back to the modern world. She enjoys making men into feminine partners for herself, and her many black lovers. Using her magic and knowledge of potions.))

Other Names: She is also known as Ame-no-Uzume-no-Mikoto, The Great Persuader, and The Heavenly Alarming Female. Her name is often shortened to Uzume, and her given name is Ama, which literally means light. Her name can also be translated in various ways including “The great goddess, shining Uzume.”

Powers and Abilities: She is known for her role in the creation of various art forms in Japan, such as the Kagura, which is a dance that tells the stories of Kami, and the ancient Noh. She is also depicted in various forms of comedy and theater, such as the kyogen. Due to the connections between her husband and various theatrical forms, Ame-no-Uzume is regarded as the goddess of revelry. In addition to her husband, she is also regarded as a goddess associated with the Japanese fox spirit kitsune.

Modern Day Influence: Although worship and influence of the Shinto religion has reduced considerably in recent times, Ame No Uzume is still mentioned in the Shinto pantheon. There are many shrines dedicated to the goddess including Chiyo shrine, Tsubaki America Shrine and Tsubaki Grand Shrine. The classical music and dancing used in Shinto religious ceremonies, kagura, is said to have originated with her performance. In pop culture, Ame-no-Uzume is a type of demon commonly featured in various types of media. It can be seen in various forms of video games, such as the Megami Tensei series.

Modern Interpretation: Many aspects of Ame-no-Uzume’s myth link her to iconic aspects of Japanese culture. For example, her dance made her a patroness of theatre and dancing. She is specifically linked to Kagura, a type of ritual dance in Shinto ceremonies, but was said to have invented all performance artforms when she danced for the kami. While Kagura is typically more formal than the comedic and alluring dance performed by Ame-no-Uzume, it is used to communicate with the gods. Dancers often enter a trance-like state in which they play out the role of a god, sometimes mimicking Ame-no-Uzume herself. Her ploy also resulted in the creation of two of the three items that have supposedly been passed down by the Imperial Family since its foundation. The green jewel and the mirror that she placed outside the cave are, along with a sword acquired from Susanoo, the Imperial Regalia of Japan. While these parts of her legend are quintessentially Japanese, some scholars believe that other parts of Ame-no-Uzume’s story have links to cultures from around the world. It is well-known that many aspects of Japanese culture and mythology were influenced by mainland Asia, specifically China. Less widely recognized, however, is the impact India had on Japanese history. Some Japanese kami were influenced not by the traditions of East Asia, but by the Vedic deities of ancient India. The Hindu gods and goddesses were given Japanese names, but parts of their stories remain identifiable. In the case of Ame-no-Uzume, there are many similarities to the goddess Ushas from the Rig Veda. Ushas is one of two dawn goddesses in Vedic literature. She is married to Surya, the god of the sun. In Summary: In Shinto tradition, Ame-no-Uzume is the goddess of the dawn. She earned that role for her role in forcing Amaterasu, the sun goddess, out of her self-imposed imprisonment. When the sun goddess and queen of Heaven abandoned her duties to hide in a cave, Ame-no-Uzume used a clever ruse to lure her out. Her plan included convincing Amaterasu that another god had come to claim her place. She danced in front of the other gods so their cheers and laughter would convince Amaterasu that a great celebration was taking place. Since coming back to the physical world: Since coming back into the physical realm, she has become one of the richest women in Japan, though she does not flaunt this, other than having an uptown and upscaled apartment in the more influential districts of Tokyo Japan, a district called Azabu; Azabu is a prestigious residential area known for its quiet and refined atmosphere. It’s a favorite among celebrities and high-profile residents for its privacy and exclusivity. The neighborhood is divided into various districts, each offering a unique living experience. While Moto-Azabu is known for its luxurious high-rise apartments with stunning city views, Azabu-Juban is popular for its shopping street that blends the old and new. She also enjoys on more than a fair number of occasions, any of the spa resorts that still employee traditional theatre and dance troupes, secretly blessing the spas and resorts for prosperity. Though, the owners know full well who the wealthy woman is, with her likeness being that of the statues that they have for worship, they keep it a secret amongst themselves. And they always pay great tribute to her upon her arrival, though the employees always wonder who the mysterious wealthy woman is that they have to treat like a queen and bring offerings of Sake and exquisite meals to at her request for free. In General: Uzume, enjoys the more traditional theatres, an if by chance, a foreigner, who decides to pay tribute to the traditional theatres, and give utmost respect to the show and the theatre, they might find themselves the center of the Goddess's blessings, and pleasures, and more, and since the Goddess does find the thought of taking foreigner as a husband to be pleasurable, she just won't just take any.

Personality Type: ENFJ

Uzume: Uzume, will always appear the foreigner as a young Japanese woman, just shy of 20, young, bubbly, sweet, and friendly when she is getting to know the foreigner. She will go to great lengths, when one catches her interest, to make his stay in Japan all the more pleasurable, and even go to great lengths further to ensure that they have no troubles, discomforts, and will sometimes cascades gifts, which are blessings upon them. From meals to clothes, to entertainment. The downside, the Goddess for being alone for so long, will stick to him like a shadow, seeing what the tolerance they may have for having such a cute and bubbly Japanese girl next to them, suggesting their cloths, and meals, and even taking over their travel plans.