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This chapter will explore the “six companions of humans” (rikuchiku): the uma, ushi, inu, nezumi, neko, and niwatori. Although these specific six animals have long been distinguished from other non-human beings in Chinese culture, Shōeki restructured their traditional grouping and provided each with individual attention.

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Rikuchiku

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    2026年

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  • Melissa Ann Kaul

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This chapter will explore the “six companions of humans” (rikuchiku): the uma, ushi, inu, nezumi, neko, and niwatori. Although these specific six animals have long been distinguished from other non-human beings in Chinese culture, Shōeki restructured their traditional grouping and provided each with individual attention.