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In a parallel narrative, years prior during the Tenun era, another foreign ship docked at Nomura Bay, again featuring traders with unfamiliar physical characteristics and language from the Ming Dynasty. Chief among them was a scholar named Goo, who initiated a dialogue via writing in the sand. The foreign traders' customs were significantly different from Japanese traditions, prompting discussions on the nature of propriety and decorum. They were noted as harmless wanderers trading exotic goods.