Inari/Extra
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Trivia
This mamono is based on the highly advanced form of a type of Japanese Yokai, known as the kitsune, and it's name stems from Inari Ōkami, the Japanese deity of foxes, fertility, rice, tea, Sake, agriculture and industry.
Image Gallery
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Current English Encyclopedia Page
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Current Revision Japanese Encyclopedia Page
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1st Revision English Encyclopedia Page
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References
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