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Silentgroper:
Alright.. Domo arigato gozaimasu.

Do Itashimashite!! (о´∀`о)

I maybe will try to write about some Nigerian football players in Japan one day!

Silentgroper:
Yeah. I actually saw u wrote about them in ur diary. It's also d actual reason i quoted u.

Oh! Yes! I wrote about some half Japanese and half Nigerian sports players!
Thank you so much for read my diary! I really appreciate you!!

I checked about Nigerian football players in Japan. What I read is, 2 players in J1, 4 players in J3, total 6 players.

And when I checked about Nigerian football players in Japan, first time I saw name is Peter Maduabuchi Utaka.
Second is Chico Ofoedu. He joined J.LEAGUE from this year.

I saw his 2 names.
Chico Ofoedu and Chikeluba Francis Ofoedu.

Silentgroper:
konichiwa... Ika ga desuka?

Konnichiwa!
Wow!! Thank you so much for writing Japanese to me. I appreciate you!!

I tried to read some comments? conversation? on here.
I'm here is maybe you wanna know Nigerian football players in Japan or half Nigerian and half Japanese players in Japan?
Am I correct? If I'm misunderstanding, I'mvery sorry.

Silentgroper:
Cc: peacefull

Hello!

RYEOFARMS:
Yeah that’s the story but ORI is not a man, he’s a body less creature in the form of a human head, he borrows body parts whenever he visits the world of men.The story goes way more than that and it’s better you hear it from a Yoruba elder,the internet won’t give you much
Good morning

Good morning! and Good evening from Japan!

Oh! Ori is not a man?! I misunderstood
I will try to read it again! I wanna understand that story very well.

What I read is, Ori is sing "Arewa deyin leyin mi, deyin o, Arewa deyin" etc.
Ori ori o Olajumoke lo (O head Olajumoke is going) etc.

Maybe that song is Yoruba language?

Anyway, Thank you so much for taking your time! I really appreciate you!!

RYEOFARMS:
Good morning, you won’t find ORI on any Japanese vocabulary or sort. ORI is a Yoruba word.
you’re welcome

Good morning!
I wanted to read it in Japanese. So I can understand well. But I couldn't find out that story in Japanese.

I tried to check it in English? Yoruba language?
Then I found it! I read "THE STORY OF OLAJUMOKE".

If I'm not misunderstood, Olajumoke is a beautiful woman.
Ori is a handsome man.
She fell in love with him. But after she wanted run away from him.
Something like that?

RYEOFARMS:
Nope you might not find just “ORI” online but you can search for “ olajumoke and ORI “ (ORI means Head) or you ask any Yoruba elder he/she will know the story
By the way you're welcome

Yes! I couldn't find out ORI
I will try to check "olajumoke and ORI".
But maybe I can't find out it on Japanese website.

If I couldn't find out it again, at least I already learned new things from you, I'm already happy about it!
I really appreciate you!!

I'm so sorry for your loss.

RYEOFARMS:
Yh I’ve heard of them, countless times

Wow!!
Nigeria and Japan have many similar things. Same words, but different meaning etc. Really interesting!
I will check about ORI. I hope I can find out!!

Thank you so much for sharing.
I appreciate you!

RYEOFARMS:
29. Tsurube Otoshi
The Tsurube Otoshi is a creature of myth in Japanese legends In the form of a head with no body. They are said to drop from above the trees and attack, and even devour humans.
They are quite similar to the ORI in our folktale the story of OLAJUMOKE

There is similar like this in Nigeria?
Very interesting!

Beautiful Rosie!