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| Description | |
| Yumi Sekemoto has recently moved in with her son, Leighton, to help him raise his toddler, Sam. | |
| Name | Sekemoto family |
| Members | Yumi Sekemoto, Leighton Sekemoto, Sam Sekemoto |
| Number of generations | 3 generations |
| Lot | 24 Sim Lane |
| Funds | §2,550 |
| Difficulty level | 
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| Other information | |
| Game | The Sims 3
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| Playability | Playable |
| World | Sunset Valley |
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| Name | Sekemoto family |
| Members | Gretel Sekemoto, Len Sekemoto, Kristofer Sekemoto |
| Number of generations | 2 generations |
| Funds | §10,000 |
| Other information | |
| Game | The Sims 3 Store
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| Playability | Playable |
| World | Lunar Lakes |
The Sekemoto family is a small family introduced in The Sims 3. Yumi Sekemoto moves in with her son Leighton so she can help him bring up his toddler, Sam. They have §2,550 Simoleons in household funds when first played. Depending on the gameplay, Yumi Sekemoto dies eventually, leaving Leighton and Sam to fend for themselves.
in Lunar Lakes, a world from The Sims 3 Store, descendants of the Sekemoto family can be found. The family consists of Gretel Sekemoto, a geologist; her astronomer husband Len; and their toddler son Kristofer.
Onomatology
Sekemoto: A possible reference to Sakamoto-San owner of the 5 star Diner in Japan. Sekimoto, spelled with an "i", is also a common Japanese last name.
Yumi Sekemoto: From the Japanese word for "archery bow", it can also come from "reason", "friend" or "archery bow" combined with "beautiful".
Leighton Sekemoto: (Yumi's son) Variant of "Layton", a surname which means "settlement with a leek garden".
Sam Sekemoto: (Yumi's grandson) Short for either "Samuel" or "Samson". Samuel means "name of God" or "God has heard", and Samson means "sun".
Family tree
