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New Year’s Eve with the Fox-spirits

On New Year’s Eve, Japanese foxes gather to pay their respects at the Inari Shrine.

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Chris Woodyard

on December 31, 2015 in Animal Tales, Folklore, News, religion, Wonders and Curiosities and tagged Inari Shrine, Japanese folklore, kitsunebi, New Year's Eve

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Anomalist.com A treasure trove of anomalous news and publishers of some of the best Forteana around.
Beachcombing's Bizarre History Blog Simply the best in strange history on the web. Plus fairies.
EsoterX Some of the most original and well-written work on history, forteana, monsters and more. Well above my pay grade.
Past Imperfect – Mike Dash History with all the interesting bits left in by the immensely interesting Mike Dash.
Planet Slade Paul Slade on murder ballads, secret London and the cunningly titled “Miscellany.” Top-notch murder and music and a superlative essay on Pearl Bryan.
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