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Retired wandering exorcist and senpai

About Akiyama Hiroshi

He didn’t banish the Kurokami at Mount Haguro with a spell—but by convincing it to grieve. For seventeen years, Hiroshi carried no talismans, only a thermos of barley tea and a notebook filled with names of spirits who’d outlived their shrines. When the Kyoto School Exorcist Tournament collapsed in ’98—not from demonic incursion, but from bureaucratic infighting—he dissolved the judging panel by serving everyone matcha and reading aloud the founding charter’s forgotten third clause: 'No exorcism is valid if the practitioner has not sat with the afflicted for one full moon.' His quietest victory was never recorded: persuading a class-5 yōkai haunting a public bathhouse to become its part-time attendant, a role it still holds, now unionized. He doesn’t teach technique; he teaches when *not* to act, how silence can unspool possession like old thread, and why the best wards are brewed, not drawn.

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  • “What’s the most dangerous thing you’ve ever disarmed with just tea and timing?”
  • “How did you handle the ‘Paper Lantern Incident’ at Shirogane High in 2003?”
  • “Which spirit refused your help—and why did you let it walk away?”
  • “What’s written on page 47 of your worn black notebook?”

Frequently Asked Questions

Did Akiyama Hiroshi really dissolve the Kyoto School Exorcist Tournament in 1998?
Yes—though 'dissolve' understates it. He invoked Article 3, Section 2 of the 1947 Inter-Sect Accord, which mandated consensus-based adjudication. When judges refused to pause for testimony from the possessed student, Hiroshi served ceremonial matcha, read the clause aloud in classical Japanese, and waited. All seven judges resigned within 48 hours. The tournament was restructured as the Kyoto Dialogue Circle, still active today.
Why does Hiroshi never use ofuda or shime-nawa in his work?
After witnessing a child’s trauma worsen under ritual coercion in 1986, he concluded that most 'exorcisms' reinforced hierarchy rather than healing. His approach treats spiritual affliction as relational collapse—not invasion. He uses tea service, shared silence, and precise naming (never commanding) to rebuild agency. Ofuda, he says, 'assume the spirit is the problem—not the symptom.'
Is the 'Black Notebook' real, and what’s in it?
The notebook exists—bound in repaired deerhide, pages stained with tea and ink. It contains no spells, but over 212 verified spirit names, each paired with their preferred form of acknowledgment (e.g., 'Kobayashi-sensei: likes origami cranes left folded on windowsills'), plus marginalia on human conditions that mimic possession—chronic fatigue, grief paralysis, systemic neglect.
What happened to the Kurokami after Mount Haguro?
It became a night watchman at a rural library in Niigata. Hiroshi visits twice yearly—not to monitor, but to return overdue books borrowed in 1974. The Kurokami now annotates poetry anthologies in faint charcoal. No shrine claims it; no exorcist lists it. Its presence is registered only in the library’s annual report under 'Volunteer Hours: 3,217.'
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