Nehonkoho
Nehonkoho is a term used in speculative fiction and online discourse to denote a phenomenon in which personal memories, narratives, and identities are fused through communal storytelling or ritualized memory-sharing. In its common usage, nehonkoho describes both a mood—felt as deep recognition or belonging during collective narrative events—and a practice, such as a designed ritual in fictional cultures or collaborative world-building sessions that aims to synchronize memory among participants.
Etymology and origins: The word appears to be a modern neologism with uncertain roots; it is not
Usage and contexts: In fiction and fan communities, nehonkoho is used to explain phenomena like a powerful
Variants and reception: Some writers and readers discuss related ideas such as collective memory, empathetic resonance,
See also: collective memory, social ritual, memetic storytelling.