Kitsune, also known as Japanese foxes, are mythical creatures found in Japanese culture and beliefs. They are intelligent and wily creatures that are often depicted as spirits or demons, and have the ability to change shape. Kitsune are an important part of Japanese folklore and have found their way into literature, art, films and other media.
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Kitsune - interesting facts and information
- Appearance: Kitsune are usually depicted as foxes with different numbers of tails. Nine-tailed foxes are the best known, but beliefs speak of foxes with many different numbers of tails that are increasingly powerful and wise.
- Intelligence and abilities: Kitsune are considered to be extremely intelligent and have magic abilities. They have the ability to change shape and often take human form to intervene in human affairs. Kitsune can also manipulate illusions and are often portrayed as proficient in illusion and the art of camouflage.
- Various aspects: There are different aspects of Kitsune in Japanese mythology. Some are seen as good and friendly toward people, often playing protective or helpful roles. Others can be malicious and try to deceive or harm people.
- Kitsune in culture: Kitsune appear in many Japanese myths, legends, fairy tales and traditional theater. They are also a popular motif in literature, films, video games and other works of art both in Japan and around the world.
- Goddess Inari: One of the most well-known cults associated with Kitsune is that of the goddess Inari, who is considered the patroness of agriculture, rice, business and artisans. Inari is often depicted with a fox-like figure, and it is believed that her guides are actually foxes, who bring blessings and protection in return for tributes.
Kitsune are fascinating and multifaceted creatures with a rich heritage in Japanese culture. Their variety of characters and traits make them an interesting subject both in mythology and in today's pop culture.
