https://heianperiodjapan.blogspot.com/2015/07/kitsune-fox-legends.html
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. Japanese legends and tales 伝説 民話 昔話 - Introduction .
. Inari 稲荷と伝説 Legends about the Fox Deity .
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kitsune densetsu 狐と伝説 fox legends
. kitsune no yome-iri, kitsune no yomeiri 狐の嫁入り "the fox taking a bride" .
- Introduction -
damasareta 騙された to be deceived by a fox
tsuki 憑き... bewitched, possessed by a fox
. Inari 稲荷と伝説 Legends about the Fox Deity .
. Inari 稲荷 "Fox Deity" Festivals .
. Inarigami 稲荷神 fox legends about silk, cocoons and the mulberry tree .
. Hikyakugitsune 飛脚狐 伝説 legends about fast fox messengers .
Akita, Kochi, Shimane, Tokyo, Tottori, Yamagata.
- - - Kyoozooboo 経蔵坊 The Fox Kyozobo / TKeizooboo 桂蔵坊 The Fox Keizobo
Hikyakugitsune, hikyaku kitsune 飛脚狐 the Fox messenger "with flying legs" - Tottori
- - - Yojiroo 與治郎狐 / 与次郎狐 The Fox Yojiro
- - - Gengoroogitsune 源五郎狐 The Fox Gengoro
- - - The White Fox Genkuro 白狐源九郎 and Minamoto Yoshitsune
- - - Kumagaya Yasuzaemon 熊谷弥惣左ヱ門 Edo
- - - Kitarogitsune きたろう狐 / キタロウギツネ Kitaro the Fox
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. dokuro 髑髏と伝説 Legends about the Skull and fox .
. daimyō gyōretsu 大名行列 Daimyo procession - fox and badger legends .
. hanabi 花火 fox and firework legends .
. Hannya Shingyoo 般若心経 Hanya Shingyo Heart Sutra .
This Sutra is often recited if someone is bewitched or possessed by a fox or Tanuki.
. Jizo Bosatsu 地蔵菩薩と狐と伝説 and kitsune Fox legends .
. Kitsune no Atai 狐の直 / 狐直 from Mino .
. kuyoo 狐供養と伝説 Kuyo - Legends about Fox memorial service .
. Mino no Kitsune 美濃の狐 / 三野狐 The Fox of Mino. .
. nakōdo 仲人 Nakodo, legends about fox matchmakers for marriage .
Umahashisaka no Mansukegitsune 馬橋坂の万助狐 Mansuke Kitsune the Fox
Umahashisaka no Manjuuroo 馬橋坂の万寿郎狐 Manjuro the Fox
. oni 鬼と狐 demons and foxes .
Osakigitsune, Osaki Kitsune 尾先狐 / をさき狐 / オサキキツネ fox Yokai with a split tail
- see comments
. Osan-gitsune 於三狐 Osangitsune, a fox with three tails . - Hiroshima
. otoka オトカ（キツネ）/ オトカサマ Otoka Sama .
. sentakugitsune, sentaku kitsune 洗濯狐 the Fox doing laundry .
. shichiya 質屋 pawn shop and fox legend .
. soba 蕎麦 Legends about buckwheat and foxes .
. tenpura 天麩羅 . 天ぷら Tempura and fox legends .
..... サンクロウギツネ Sankurogitsune
. yakan 野干 a monster beast from ancient China .
probably ジャッカル jakkaru, jackal, or maybe a fox 狐.
. Yama no Kami 山の神 God of the Mountain and fox legends .
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Kuda-kitsune, kudagitsune クダ狐 or Kanko 管狐, "pipe fox"
is a creature supposedly employed by Japanese kitsune-tsukai, those who use foxes as spirit familiars. Its use is described in various books, as follows:
In the Sōzan Chomon Kishū (想山著聞奇集) the kuda-gitsune is described as a rat-sized fox which can be kept in a pipe.
- - - More in the WIKIPEDIA !
. Kudagitsune and tansu 箪笥 / 簞笥 chest of drawers .
- quote -
Mythology and Folklore - Kudakitsune:
In the area is also known as kudasho and it seems that some people saw a cat capture it. It had black fur and they say it looked like a marmot.
- source : mugetsu.silverblood.net
.
kudashoo クダショー, kudasho クダショ Kudasho Fox - Shizuoka .
kudagitsune クダ狐
- reference : nichibun yokai database -
クダ狐 45 legends to explore
管狐 16 legends to explore
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yako 野狐 nogitsune, "fox in the field"
- quote -
Yako (野狐) is a spirit possession of foxes (kitsune), as told in Kyushu. To be possessed by it is called "yako-tsuki" (野狐憑き).
The yako, literally meaning field foxes, are also called nogitsune.
The appearance of a yako is almost completely consistent among all legends, and unlike real foxes, they are black or white, are slightly larger than a mouse, and smaller than a cat. The original yako is said to be invisible to the eye. In Hirado, Nagasaki Prefecture, they normally bring along a great crowd that walks with them, and thus there is the phrase "yako's thousand-fox company (ヤコの千匹連れ yako no senbiki zure)."
- - - More in the WIKIPEDIA !
. Yamagata, temple 三蔵院 Sanzo-In Yako legend .
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source : dostoev.exblog.jp
遠野物語拾遺200 (野狐の情) The story of a grateful fox
Tono Monogatari
. Tōno monogatari 遠野物語 Tono Monogatari - Legends of Tono .
Shinozakigitsune, Shinozaki-gitsune 篠崎狐 the fox from Shinozaki
A shapeshifting fox was once freaked out by a traveling business man. It transformed into dead person and freaked out the man to take revenge.
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Come and Sleep: The Folklore of the Japanese Fox
Christopher Kincaid
Ideal wife and sexual vampire. Prankster and saint. Tree and train.
The Japanese fox left her paw-print on Japanese culture. She challenges traditional, negative views of women. She brings harmony and division. She possesses and protects. She is the shape of Japan's soul. Discover why the fox is Japan's most storied animal.
- at amazon com
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https://heianperiodjapan.blogspot.com/2015/07/kitsune-fox-legends.html
kitsune fox legends
. Japanese legends and tales 伝説 民話 昔話 - Introduction .
. Inari 稲荷と伝説 Legends about the Fox Deity .
::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
kitsune densetsu 狐と伝説 fox legends
. kitsune no yome-iri, kitsune no yomeiri 狐の嫁入り "the fox taking a bride" .
- Introduction -
damasareta 騙された to be deceived by a fox
tsuki 憑き... bewitched, possessed by a fox
. Inari 稲荷と伝説 Legends about the Fox Deity .
. Inari 稲荷 "Fox Deity" Festivals .
. Inarigami 稲荷神 fox legends about silk, cocoons and the mulberry tree .
. Hikyakugitsune 飛脚狐 伝説 legends about fast fox messengers .
Akita, Kochi, Shimane, Tokyo, Tottori, Yamagata.
- - - Kyoozooboo 経蔵坊 The Fox Kyozobo / TKeizooboo 桂蔵坊 The Fox Keizobo
Hikyakugitsune, hikyaku kitsune 飛脚狐 the Fox messenger "with flying legs" - Tottori
- - - Yojiroo 與治郎狐 / 与次郎狐 The Fox Yojiro
- - - Gengoroogitsune 源五郎狐 The Fox Gengoro
- - - The White Fox Genkuro 白狐源九郎 and Minamoto Yoshitsune
- - - Kumagaya Yasuzaemon 熊谷弥惣左ヱ門 Edo
- - - Kitarogitsune きたろう狐 / キタロウギツネ Kitaro the Fox
- - - - -
. dokuro 髑髏と伝説 Legends about the Skull and fox .
. daimyō gyōretsu 大名行列 Daimyo procession - fox and badger legends .
. hanabi 花火 fox and firework legends .
. Hannya Shingyoo 般若心経 Hanya Shingyo Heart Sutra .
This Sutra is often recited if someone is bewitched or possessed by a fox or Tanuki.
. Jizo Bosatsu 地蔵菩薩と狐と伝説 and kitsune Fox legends .
. Kitsune no Atai 狐の直 / 狐直 from Mino .
. kuyoo 狐供養と伝説 Kuyo - Legends about Fox memorial service .
. Mino no Kitsune 美濃の狐 / 三野狐 The Fox of Mino. .
. nakōdo 仲人 Nakodo, legends about fox matchmakers for marriage .
Umahashisaka no Mansukegitsune 馬橋坂の万助狐 Mansuke Kitsune the Fox
Umahashisaka no Manjuuroo 馬橋坂の万寿郎狐 Manjuro the Fox
. oni 鬼と狐 demons and foxes .
Osakigitsune, Osaki Kitsune 尾先狐 / をさき狐 / オサキキツネ fox Yokai with a split tail
- see comments
. Osan-gitsune 於三狐 Osangitsune, a fox with three tails . - Hiroshima
. otoka オトカ（キツネ）/ オトカサマ Otoka Sama .
. sentakugitsune, sentaku kitsune 洗濯狐 the Fox doing laundry .
. shichiya 質屋 pawn shop and fox legend .
. soba 蕎麦 Legends about buckwheat and foxes .
. tenpura 天麩羅 . 天ぷら Tempura and fox legends .
..... サンクロウギツネ Sankurogitsune
. yakan 野干 a monster beast from ancient China .
probably ジャッカル jakkaru, jackal, or maybe a fox 狐.
. Yama no Kami 山の神 God of the Mountain and fox legends .
::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Kuda-kitsune, kudagitsune クダ狐 or Kanko 管狐, "pipe fox"
is a creature supposedly employed by Japanese kitsune-tsukai, those who use foxes as spirit familiars. Its use is described in various books, as follows:
In the Sōzan Chomon Kishū (想山著聞奇集) the kuda-gitsune is described as a rat-sized fox which can be kept in a pipe.
- - - More in the WIKIPEDIA !
. Kudagitsune and tansu 箪笥 / 簞笥 chest of drawers .
- quote -
Mythology and Folklore - Kudakitsune:
In the area is also known as kudasho and it seems that some people saw a cat capture it. It had black fur and they say it looked like a marmot.
- source : mugetsu.silverblood.net
.
kudashoo クダショー, kudasho クダショ Kudasho Fox - Shizuoka .
kudagitsune クダ狐
- reference : nichibun yokai database -
クダ狐 45 legends to explore
管狐 16 legends to explore
::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
yako 野狐 nogitsune, "fox in the field"
- quote -
Yako (野狐) is a spirit possession of foxes (kitsune), as told in Kyushu. To be possessed by it is called "yako-tsuki" (野狐憑き).
The yako, literally meaning field foxes, are also called nogitsune.
The appearance of a yako is almost completely consistent among all legends, and unlike real foxes, they are black or white, are slightly larger than a mouse, and smaller than a cat. The original yako is said to be invisible to the eye. In Hirado, Nagasaki Prefecture, they normally bring along a great crowd that walks with them, and thus there is the phrase "yako's thousand-fox company (ヤコの千匹連れ yako no senbiki zure)."
- - - More in the WIKIPEDIA !
. Yamagata, temple 三蔵院 Sanzo-In Yako legend .
::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
source : dostoev.exblog.jp
遠野物語拾遺200 (野狐の情) The story of a grateful fox
Tono Monogatari
. Tōno monogatari 遠野物語 Tono Monogatari - Legends of Tono .
Shinozakigitsune, Shinozaki-gitsune 篠崎狐 the fox from Shinozaki
A shapeshifting fox was once freaked out by a traveling business man. It transformed into dead person and freaked out the man to take revenge.
::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Come and Sleep: The Folklore of the Japanese Fox
Christopher Kincaid
Ideal wife and sexual vampire. Prankster and saint. Tree and train.
The Japanese fox left her paw-print on Japanese culture. She challenges traditional, negative views of women. She brings harmony and division. She possesses and protects. She is the shape of Japan's soul. Discover why the fox is Japan's most storied animal.
- at amazon com
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https://heianperiodjapan.blogspot.com/2015/07/kitsune-fox-legends.html
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