Medicine Man of the Jeems
The people of Jeems are thought to be extinct except for the Medicine Man of the Jeems who gained immortality through his medicine practice. His lives with his wife Mrs. Jeems, who’s name we cannot spell or pronounce. He is probably the most respected amongst the Fairpeepians and his presence is often requested for special occasions and to cure sick fairies. He gladly comes down from the top of the mountain to help others.

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Mrs. Jeems
She and her husband Mr. Jeems are the last surviving of the Jeems people. We don’t really know their real names because we can’t spell it or pronounce it. They are thought to be immortal, and we don’t know how old they really are. Some say that they are older than the oldest tree on Mt. Kokubunji, where they live. Mr. Kokubunji is a rather forbidding mountain where fairies normally avoid, but it is a home for this special couple.

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Achen and Boulderman
They live on the rocky peaks of the Mt. Kokubunji. Achen is a grouchy tree man who constantly complains. He mainly complains about the singing blue bird that has nested on his branches, but he’s too tired to even lift a twig. Boulderman, whom the Tired Old Tree roots upon is always trying to cheer up the tree by telling jokes and riddles, but even his effort in cheering the Tired seem to tire him.

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Wacky Mushrooms
They grow in clusters all over the mystic Mr. Kokubunji. They see everything with their curious eyes and they chatter constantly about what they saw, and so, they sort of act as surveillance cameras for the Jeems that live at the top of the mountain, because they give away everything and anything that anyone is doing, giving them a fair warning when anyone approaches.

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