They're so beautiful and mysterious. I watched a movie that was split into seven different stories, one of them being about the Kitsune. It was said that if the sun was still shining when it starts to rain, it means a feast/wedding was taking place among the Kitsune, and it was best to stay indoors with the doors and windows closed. If you went out during that time, they would know, and be so angry that you would need to ask their forgiveness ; if they refused, you would have to atone by taking your own life via seppuku.
@@MythicalArcana It's called Dreams (1990) directed by Akira Kurosawa. I also made a mistake; it's split into 8 parts. The first chapter/story is entitled "Sunshine Through The Rain", and is the one about the Kitsune wedding.
For some reason for the past 3weeks I’ve been obsessed with foxes I believe in a past life my spirit animal was a fox Anyways thank u for this video 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥4444
I don't think there's a story about wu kong and kitsune, traditionally anyways, since they are from different cultures. I'll definitely do Wu kong in the future, when I move on to chinese mythology.
You’re confusing the Japanese fox spirit with the Chinese fox demon. In China they are called Yaogaui, and while most are evil spirits, some are neutral and can even be good. However they are not like the Yokai of Japan.
Have loved the lore of the kitsune fir years but have never found such a wealth of stories before now. Thank you for producing and posting.
Not all kitsune served the goddess. Some were naughty and mischievous! Nogitsune, or Yako.
Hey brother your videos are wonderful could you please tell me how you get these pictures in your videos they are so gorgeous please tell me
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They're so beautiful and mysterious.
I watched a movie that was split into seven different stories, one of them being about the Kitsune. It was said that if the sun was still shining when it starts to rain, it means a feast/wedding was taking place among the Kitsune, and it was best to stay indoors with the doors and windows closed. If you went out during that time, they would know, and be so angry that you would need to ask their forgiveness ; if they refused, you would have to atone by taking your own life via seppuku.
oh interesting. What was the movie called?
@@MythicalArcana It's called Dreams (1990) directed by Akira Kurosawa. I also made a mistake; it's split into 8 parts. The first chapter/story is entitled "Sunshine Through The Rain", and is the one about the Kitsune wedding.
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Some kitsune are so broken that you could make a 200 episode anime about them just because of how overpowered they are😅
Enjoying the videos that you have created and are creating. Love this one on the kitsune
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed!
For some reason for the past 3weeks I’ve been obsessed with foxes
I believe in a past life my spirit animal was a fox
Anyways thank u for this video
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥4444
Do you have the chinese nine tail fox version
They seen like kind and loving people
Yeah most of the time 😅
Thank you for the video I have heard of some of this but not in so much detail 👍🏻
What about the Story with Wukong and Kitsune? Also can you please include Wukong in one of your Videos. Thanks for such great Videos!!
I don't think there's a story about wu kong and kitsune, traditionally anyways, since they are from different cultures. I'll definitely do Wu kong in the future, when I move on to chinese mythology.
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Another thing i learn now, i thought always Wukong is also part of the Japanese Mythology. Now i know, Thanks! 🤗
You’re confusing the Japanese fox spirit with the Chinese fox demon.
In China they are called Yaogaui, and while most are evil spirits, some are neutral and can even be good.
However they are not like the Yokai of Japan.
Thanks for this!
My pleasure!
Fascinating! 🎉tyvm ✌️ 🌌 🌙 💜 OneLove
26:30 you absolutely did!
And with that I learn that Japan has been a fan of demi fox humans since ancient times. Epic!
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In fact, the nine-tailed fox originated in Chinese mythology and later influenced other Asian countries such as Japan and South Korea
I absolutely love the Japanese mythology and the kitsun is my absolute favorite