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About Kitsune The Japanese Kitsune or 'fox' was is a powerful trickster figure with magical powers of illusion. At the same time, however, they are the messanger of the kami of rice and so have a mixed role in ancient Japan. Can’t Outsmart a Kitsune (Fox) A young man believes that its silly to be afraid of kitsune (foxes with magical powers) tricks and so he makes a bet with his friends that he can trick the foxes but they get the last laugh. Prince Jaschima and the Kitsune A prince battles two men to rescue a Kitsune. The Ghostly Vixen A prince marries a beautiful princess who may not be what she seems. The Greatful Kitsune A man buys a fox's freedom and is repaid with a sacrifice from the fox when he grows ill. Sword of the Kitsune Japan needs a magical sword to find victory over Korea and so a white fox is sent by the Kami to aid in its creation. The White Fox A young monk rescues a white fox from a prince and his hunters and is in turn rescued by her. The Foxes Wedding Two white kitsune are married. The Princess and The Baby Kitsune |
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