Yutoku Inari Shrine is one of many shrines in Japan dedicated to Inari Okami the Shinto god of prosperity and agriculture and is often represented as a fox.Thus, you will find a plethora of Inari fox ...

You’ll find stone fox statues throughout the shrine and fox silhouettes on the torii gates. One of Motonosumi Inari’s unique features is an offering box that sits about 18 feet off the ground ...

The shrine is guarded by a number of fox statues, some of them holding the hoshi no tama ball that’s supposed to house the animal’s soul, and holds an annual fox parade on New Year’s Eve.

For a truly unique experience, visit this shrine featuring thousands of vermilion torii gates winding hypnotically up the mountainside to the summit granting clear views over Kyoto. Stunning!

Foxes are considered to be so special, in fact, that they are often regarded as messengers of the deity Inari, who is associated with rice and agriculture, fertility and abundance, and commerce ...

Ghost of Tsushima has 49 different Inari Shrines scattered throughout the game, which can be found by coming across Fox Dens, where the fox will lead you to the shrine.This guide has all of the ...

If you want to find every minor charm in the game, you need to find your way to Ghost of Tsushima’s Fox Dens. Each of the furry critters you find at each den will lead you to an Inari Shrine.