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What bird did the Japanese consider to be sacred?
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What bird did the Japanese consider to be sacred?

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Answer: Crane

Explanation:

The 'tsuru' or crane is considered as the most sacred bird in Japan.

It has been mentioned in numerous Japanese folktales, drawings, kimonos, and all sorts of art forms.

Cranes symbolize longevity, fidelity, and authority.

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