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a dragon comes

This is to let all of you know that our son, Raishin, was born today (Feb 11) at 04:45 (GMT+9) after a 3 hour 50 minute labor. The kid is healthy and huge. He is 3912 grams (8.62 lbs) and 51.4 centimeters (just over 20 inches) in length.

The kanji characters that make up "Raishin" in Japanese roughly translate to "A Dragon Comes," hence the subject line.

Mom is healthy, and happy to have less than the 18.5 hour labor that our daughter previously required.

We are all stoked beyond words.

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