jiz

It is Jiz, and not his country, who has sprung from the hearts of Japanese women.

A custom which began with the Dsjin is continued with the Jiz, which now occupy their place at crossways.

But some statues of Jiz are said to do uncanny things—such as to walk about at night in various disguises.

However, poor Jiz-sama wept bitterly when it heard of your answer to me.

While she cried out in intense agony Jiz came and stood beside her, and immediately the metal ceased to burn.