Inspired by Kaze no Denwa
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What is Kazeno Denwa
"Kaze no denwa" (wind telephone) is a fictional telephone that appears in Japanese fairy tales and legends. When the wind blows, it makes a sound and if you call the name of the person you want to talk to, the message is said to reach that person. It is sometimes used by children as a game, or as a listener to vent frustrations or talk about troubles. However, since it is a fictional device and the calls do not actually connect, it is not helpful in resolving real-world problems.
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