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Jorogumo is a giant spider disguised as a woman

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Dating in ancient Japan was a genuinely hazardous endeavor. You might think you are having a lovely evening with a beautiful lady, only to discover she is actually a colossal arachnid planning to wrap you in silk.

Jorogumo is a giant spider disguised as a woman
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