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 That is why, to this day, when Mexicans look at the moon they don't see the Man in the Moon but the Conejo en la Luna, the Rabbit in the Moon For more Aztec, Mayan, Greek and Roman astrology and astronomy (with a certain artistic license) you can join Sergio Jáuregui, the owner of Todos Santos Eco Adventures, at his home for an evening ofThe Moon Rabbit also features in the mythology of Korea and Japan, where he pounds mochi cakes with his mortar and pestle, rather than the elixir In Vietnam the name of Yutu the Moon Rabbit is Thỏ ngọc, who is said to have been brought to Moon by a fairy An Aztec legend of Mesoamerica recounts how Quetzalcoatl, the bringer of civilizationI found out the world is full of moon myths—much too much for a single blog post—but I will tell you more about that mythical moon rabbit The Jade Rabbit 玉兔 Yutu Wai Yee Hong Aztec two-step rabbit in the moon