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I didn’t collect a lot of souvenirs when I was in Japan, mostly because I was worried about ho

Baku (gajasimha) carving on Shinto Shrine, Japan.Images of Baku are frequently placed under the eave

Fushimi Inari shrine, Kyoto, Japan

Tokyo, Japan - Whorshippers at the Shinto Shrine. The Japanese origin 神社 (jinja) comes from the term

Amaterasu Omikami (the Japanese Sun Goddess and highest deity of the Shinto pantheon) emerging from

By : toshimo(Do not remove credits)

Art process of Inari’s Fox, art by Kaho Nishikawa

Fluffy handtowel depicting Inari shrine foxes (seen on)

ekmkmekmkm:和風キュウコンThis Inari-inspired Ninetales fanart is so cool <3

Fushimi Inari taisha vanishing point, Kyoto, Japan / Japón

Fushimi Inari Shrine

Goddess Inari Riding on a Fox, Japan

ileftmyheartintokyo:A Walk to the Shrine by balbo42 on Flickr.

Fushimi Inari taisha lights & shadows, Kyoto, Japan / Japón

[Fushimi’s fox: Key], another haunting artwork by Miki KatohI love the look of ancient Japanes

A natural history approach to the spiritual protectorates of Japanese Forests and Mountains, the Ten

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随身 (Zuijin) Zuijin are kami warrior-guardians who are often depicted holding bows and arrows. Their

A kitsune (狐) is a creature of Japanese folktales, that serve as faithful guardians and messengers o

Frog statues at Fushimi Inari. They are considered good luck for finances and other things.

Tenrikyo lantern. Photo by Resa till Japan

Tomorrow is the first spring day in the japanese lunisolar calendar . Today all shinto shrine in Jap

Exorcism rite . Setsubun . Miyazaki Jingu , Japan

Jingu Miyazaki Japan

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