KITSUNE INARI - 狐 稲荷

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This group is dedicated to Kitsune (狐) and things linked with Kitsune or their divine boss, Inari-no-Kami ( 稲荷 ), kami (shintô god) of prosperity, rice, sake and paddy fields, and also messenger of the gods.
Kitsune ( 狐 japanese foxes ) are part of the japanese culture, mostly because of their links with the Shinto religion - Kitsune are servants from Inari-no-Kami, gods messengers, shrines guards, paddy ricefields and sake breweries protectors, etc.
Kitsune are also powerful and strange creatures.
They like to play tricks and to create illusions.
As their counterparts the Tanuki, the Kitsune can change their appearance at will, so as to dump and seduce humans or to escape from a danger.
Kitsune are foxy, of course, and many attractive and very cunning girls are known as Kitsune.
Post any pictures linked to Kitsune : japanese live foxes, kitsune's statues from shrines, kitsune's draws, girls or even boys whose cunning and shrewd expression make you think about a kitsune, kitsune soba, etc.
Post also any pictures linked to Inari-no-Kami : Inari's shrines, shinto torii alleys, calligraphies with the word Inari, Inari-sushi, etc.
Post also any pictures that are linked to illusions, strange phenomenons, etc.