<tn>Suppon (すっぽん) is Japanese for soft-shelled turtle</tn>
<tn>"月とすっぽん" (The moon and the turtle) is a Japanese proverb used to emphasize that even if two things seem somewhat similar at first glance, their essential differences are enormous. To the common man, the "moon" shines in the night sky and is revered as beautiful and noble, while the "suppon" lives in the mud and has little worth or noticeable elements.</tn>