• 40+ Free Kitsune & Anime Images - Pixabay

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    40 Free images of Kitsune. Find an image of kitsune to use in your next project. Free kitsune photos for download.

  • Kitsune - Vikipedi

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    Japonya'nın Nara ilindeki bir İnari tapınağının girişinde ak bir kitsune heykeli. Kitsune japoncada tilki manasına gelir. İnari İlâhının kutsal hayvanı olarak bilinir.

  • All About Yokai: Kitsune. Kitsune Are One of the Most...

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    The most common number of tails for a kitsune to have is one, five, seven, and nine, with the ninth tail appearing once they reach 1000 years old.

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  • Kitsune — Ekşi Sözlük

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    27.01.2007 04:35 ~ 15.06.2008 12:27. tsan chan. (bkz: kitsune udon ). ... fransız plak şirketi. kitsune maison diye şahane bi compilation serileri vardır.

  • Kitsune Mythology | Whitepaper

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    In the Japanese language, Kitsune can mean both a regular Japanese fox, a divine fox, or a demon fox. ... Actually, there Are 13 different types of Kitsune.

  • Kitsune — Yokai.com

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    Behavior: There are two major variations of kitsune. ... Certain mental disorders have been attributed to possession by kitsune (known as kitsunetsuki).

  • Kitsunee『キツネ』(@Kitsuneeee___) / Twitter

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  • Quora | Is Kitsune Japanese or Chinese

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  • Kitsune | Myth and Folklore Wiki | Fandom

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    Kitsune (狐, キツネ, IPA: [kitsɯne]) in the literal sense is the Japanese word for "fox". Foxes are a common subject of Japanese folklore; in English...