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Have you ever wondered about...

Jyuni-E (Asian Zodiac)?

Part 2 of 4

Picture source information: http://www.siamese-dream.com/greeting_cards/chinese_zodiac_all.html
Source information: http://www.anycities.com/user1/chineseastrology/zodiac.html
Source Information: We Japanese, by Frederic de Garis, and Atsuharu Sakai,
Books I, II, and III combined, 2002, Kegan Paul Limited, England.

By Emy Murakawa

Sign

Character

Years Born

Horoscope

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rat
Nezumi

Rat

1912, 1924, 1936, 1948, 1960, 1972, 1984, 1996

Aggressive and charming, the Rat is a true opportunist. Self absorbed, the Rat rarely confides in others. The Rat is a charmer and is always popular within social settings. The Rat can be impulsive and indulgent.  The Rat is known for being critical, but generally the Rat's advice should be followed.  Underneath the judgmental exterior, Rats are sentimental and generous with those they care about.

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ox
Ushi

Ox

1913, 1925, 1937, 1949, 1961, 1973, 1985, 1997

Patient and careful, the Ox possesses strong instincts and deep intelligence. The Ox is often contemplative and enjoys solitude. Though the Ox may convey a placid exterior, underneath is a formidable and authoritative personality. The Ox desires routine and consistency in life. Part of a Ox's success originates in the sense of confidence conveyed to others.

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tiger
Tora

Tiger

1914, 1926, 1938, 1950, 1962, 1974, 1986, 1998

Blessed with a dynamic and magnetic personality, the Tiger projects confidence and authority. The Tiger is a rebel - often questioning authority. The Tiger is stubborn and a risk taker, but above all, a person of action. The Tiger is sensitive, prone to introspection and capable of great love. The Tiger is an emblem of protection for human life.

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rabbit
Usagi

Rabbit

1915, 1927, 1939, 1951, 1963, 1975, 1987, 1999

Refined, preserved, and often the happiest of people, the Rabbit is skilled in a social setting and is regarded as a wonderful companion. Always tactful and well-spoken, the Rabbit is also known for caution. At times the Rabbit's conservative nature can be mistaken for timidity. Rabbits however, are well-liked and successful as they benefit from the trust of many others.

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