Kitsunetsuki
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Kitsunetsuki
Freaky kitsune tsuki (person possessed by a fox spirit) mask, seen on
“Als ich klein war,” he said, in German—”When I was little.” He sighed once and then again. The air went in and out. That was pleasant. The injection did him good. To calm his bronchia he was happy to look at the large characters with seven-year-old eyes and feel helpless in the face of their silent reprimand. Or sense his five-year-old ears being cleaned by his mother’s hands, in a golden hundred-year summer with a golden sun that caused his fingers to glow red when he held them up to his eyes. He happily accepted all the cicadas and the ghosts and the windmills...
—Christine Wunnicke, The Fox and Dr. Shimamura, translated by Philip Boehm