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Fol-ko: The
chairwoman of the circle.
Lives on the West Coast of
the United States. It all started from her single
tweet. Spends her time contributing to dojin circles in
Japan, and making dojin manga and illustrations.
Frequently participates in US conventions.
Website: Kemono-mo-Kemo-mo!
(Japanese) Twitter: @fol_ko |
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Yu-ri: Co-chair of
the circle.
Lives on the West Coast of Canada.
Enjoys life in Canada while spending time writing poems and
songs, doing voice overs, writing dojin novels or event
reports, and participating in the Yaoi fandom. National
borders are trivial in order to attend conventions, but the
cost of transportation is forever an enemy. Volunteers
as staff for some events.
Website: blank-out Twitter: @yuurik |
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Imuhata:
Secretary, as well as accountant. Lives on the East
Coast of the United States. He has an appreciation for
anthropomorphic culture in both US and Japan, with a mission
to bridge the two. "Will there be a day that the
communication-emphasized culture of America and the
creation-centered Japanese culture cross over?" Lives in
the USA for 15 years, has done presentations on Japanese
culture to the West, currently a professional translator, and
also an illustrator.
Twitter: @imuhata8ri |
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Ushiko the
Satrstripes:
A mascot for this circle.
An
American-artist character.
Typical US girl, except for her
name.... |
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Happa the
Mapleleaf：
Our circle's second mascot.
A
Canadian writer. Wears thick jackets regardless of the
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