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**"A Woman Illuminating the World of Mythology"**
Japanese mythologist and professor at Kokugakuin University. Born in Yamagata Prefecture, Kikuko Hirafuji engaged in comparative research between Japanese mythology and Indo-European mythology, earning her doctoral degree. Subsequently, she has served as a full-time lecturer, associate professor, and is currently a professor at Kokugakuin University. Her publications include "Mythology and Japanese Deities" and "Illustrated Guide to the Anatomy of Japanese Gods." She also supervised "Easy-to-Understand Japanese Shrines."
**Q&A**
Q: What is her profession?
A: She is active as a mythologist, a woman who sheds light on the world of Japanese mythology.
Q: What are her famous works?
A: She is known for "An Illustrated Guide to the Anatomy of Japanese Gods," which introduces Japanese deities from the perspective of "anatomy," examining the bodies of the gods.
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English Summary
**"A woman who illuminates the world of mythology"**
Japanese mythologist and professor at Kokugakuin University. Kikuko Hirafuji, a native of Yamagata Prefecture, was engaged in comparative research between Japanese mythology and Indo-European mythology, and earned her doctoral degree. After that, he worked as a full-time lecturer, associate professor, and now professor at Kokugakuin University. His books include ``Mythology and Japanese Gods'' and ``An Illustrated Guide to the Anatomy of Japanese Gods.'' He also supervises ``Easy to Understand Japanese Shrines''.
**Q&A**
Q: What did you do?
As a mythologist, I am active as a woman who illuminates the world of Japanese mythology.
Q: What are your famous works?
It is famous for its ``Japanese God Anatomy Encyclopedia'' which introduces Japanese gods from the perspective of ``anatomy,'' which examines the bodies of the gods.
Wikipedia:平藤喜久子