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erixdiego

#dog of wisdom #meme

teafoxillustrations

the golden fox

#kitsune #yokai #tea fox illustrations

teafoxillustrations

fox & wisps

#kitsune #yokai #teafoxillustrations

faolrougelune

Shida !

Personnal suit. Polyurethane resin mask, acrylique paint, gold leaf, fake fur, artificial plants. Fleece glove (with artificial plants too)Curtain ropes and bronze bells.

Pictures by @gayshi

#kitsune #fursuit #yokai #kitsune mask

inkyami

Yuki-onna (雪女)— “Snow woman”, a winter yōkai or a spirit in japanese folklore. A very old legend, with first written appearance in 14-15 century, so it is greatly varied in the tone and the story. The unchanging part — yuki-onna is a tall otherworldly beauty with snow-white features and can be spotted in snowy regions or during blizzards. In many stories, yuki-onna poses as a dangerous and capricious force of nature: she steals children in snowstorms, makes travelers freeze from exposure by interacting with her, lose their tracks or get frostbites. Though heat and hot water can save a person, as it makes her evaporate and vanish. Sometimes, however, yuki-onna marries and lives with humans happily. Or beautifully tragically)

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#japanese folklore #yokai #yuki-onna

fattymadiy

most are by artist Matthew Meyer

#japanese folklore #yokai #Matthew Meyer

dinosdivinos

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animusrox

Holy shit! $1.15 for unleaded?

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japanloverme

#JLMyōkaioftheday : Amabie, or the Japanese legendary mermaid. 👩🏻🐟

It has long flowing hair, a mouth that is shaped like a bird’s beak, scales from the neck down, and 3 lower appendages (legs/tails). It is said that seeing one brings good harvest, good sea weather, and a cure to all illnesses in the nearby area.

However, in some cases, it brings the exact opposite, especially when harmed or angered. 😬🌊 #japanloverme Art by @littlemisspaintbrush 🎨

#japanese folklore #amabie