Kuniko

She called Kuniko ugly names like “pumpkin face” and “mountain monkey.”

Geisha, A Life Mineko Iwasaki with Rande Brown 2002

She called Kuniko ugly names like “pumpkin face” and “mountain monkey.”

Geisha, A Life Mineko Iwasaki with Rande Brown 2002

- Basically, they’re fighting about carbon emissions and the lead girl, Kuniko, is supposed to be next in line to lead the metal-age, an anti-government organization, that resides in Duomo (I think).

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"The longest concert by multiple artists was achieved by Kuniko Teramura and friends at Toriimoto Station … from 23-31 March 2007," read a copy of the certificate obtained by The Associated Press.

Japanese Set Record for Longest Concert | Impact Lab 2007

Over 900 musicians aged 6 to 89 took turns performing in the 9-day marathon with breaks of no more than 5 minutes between acts at a small railway station in Hikone city, western Japan, according to organizer Kuniko Teramura, 51.

Japanese Set Record for Longest Concert | Impact Lab 2007

Japanese piano teacher Kuniko Teramura, right, accompanied by her daughter, Nao, smiles after breaking the world record for a nonstop concert by one hour after a band of musicians including Teramura, reached 182 hours performing the concert at Toriimoto Station of Omi Railway Corp. in Hikone, central Japan, 10 a.m.,

Japanese Set Record for Longest Concert | Impact Lab 2007

And Kuniko, who ultimately betrays her co-workers by telling their dark secret, is obsessed with shopping though she is deeply in debt.

BREAKING OUT OF JAPAN 2008

I've told my part of that story before: how he'd left me, Barry, Chris, and Kuniko behind after our attempt to explore the river had failed.

Asimov's Science Fiction 2004

Shortly after Defiance was established as a new colony, Kuniko began breaking me in as her assistant.

Asimov's Science Fiction 2004

I knew the kids pretty well because Kuniko and I had seen them troop through the infirmary at one time or another with the usual childhood bruises, fevers, and earaches.

Asimov's Science Fiction 2004