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A temple is the area on the side of your head just behind your eyes, above your cheekbones. It's an important anatomical landmark because major blood vessels and nerves run through this region, and doctors often use it as a reference point for medical examinations and procedures.
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Article · 日本語
こめかみ（顳顬、蟀谷、英語: temple）とは、頭の両側の目尻の後、目と耳のつけ根のほぼ中間にある、皮膚のすぐ下に骨（側頭骨）のある場所のことである。こめかみから下顎までを結ぶ側頭筋という筋肉があり、顎の動きに連動してこめかみが動く。
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