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"Station #44 Yokkachi" Woodblock Print by Utagawa Kunisada (Toyokuni III)
they spring back up
In the myth event of Awano-Iwato (天岩戸
He studies the sutras and performs various errands as part of his training to become a monk
Each event differs in each area of Japan
Kitsune Mask oni "Station #44 Yokkachi" Woodblock PrintJapanese Kitsune Mask In Japanese, Kitsune () means fox. Foxes play a giant role in Japanese folklore they are both loved and feared by the Japanese people. The Kitsune of Japan can be divided into two types. Kami or Spirit Kitsune, which are considered benevolent beings who serve as messenger to Inari, the Shinto Fortune for rice. As rice was the main currency in Japan for much of its inception, it is sacred for the Japanese, and homage is paid to
