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The image depicts a wooden sign with gold-colored writing, mounted on a wall in Kudus, Indonesia, located at latitude -6.804, longitude 110.844. The sign displays a legend of the origin of the local Jenang food, attributed to the actions of Sheikh Jangkung (Saridin) and Sunan Kudus, in the village of Kaliputu, Kudus, Central Java. The text describes a story of a young boy who fell into a river and was saved by Sheikh Jangkung. The boy’s mother then requested that the Sheikh make a type of food called Jenang Bubur Gamping using rice, salt, sugar, and other ingredients to express her gratitude. The sign also mentions that the tradition of making Jenang in Kaliputu originated from the legend of the Sheikh Jangkung’s actions. The sign concludes with the signature of the Department of Culture and Tourism of Kudus and other sources. The sign appears to be mounted in a dimly lit indoor space. The writing on the sign is in Indonesian.
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