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Fushimi Inari Taisha is a Shinto shrine located in Fushimi-ku, Kyoto, Japan. This shrine is the central shrine for around 40,000 Inari shrines. The main shrine is located at the foot of Mount Inari and the shrine's grounds include a mountain that is 233 meters high.

Inari Fox Moon

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This design is a Japanese Inari Okami.

Cute little kitsune Fox spirit.

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I went to Japan a few years ago. I fell in love yith the country and I want to share the beauty in my own way. On the second day of my journey I went to a temple in Kyoto near our hotel. I took a lot of photo’s there and I still love the fox shrines and torii’s there.

Yusuke Kitagawa

A bit of fox shrine mixed with a bit of fantasy. This was a fun little experiement that started out with alcohol markers for the shrine and the rest I did in Krita. Originally I used this piece for Rude on his discord. if you dont know who that is you should check him out links in my channel. This painting was also used in the #supportehime campaign of 2018 to raise relief funds for flooding in Japan. You can find me (@syrian_soaper) doing this painting on my YouTube channel. **original art based on the Tokyo Fox Shrine

Standing just above Ravadas Falls in Lemmenjoki National Park, the largest national park in Finland. This waterfall was stunning from all angles, and in the hour I had before the boat came back for the return trip down the Lemmenjoki River, I had to rush around like mad to get as many different compositions as I could! I also used my new Lee Filters Big Stopper for this shot, and I'm pretty happy with the results.

Experience the serenity of 'Inari Fox in the Nature' a cute Inari fox meditating in nature, capturing the peaceful essence of meditation in a tranquil natural setting.

The rocky stream leading out of Ravadas Falls, one of the most popular attractions in Lemmenjoki National Park, Finland's largest national park.

Bailey as Inari Sushi Rabbit

Ravadas Falls crashes downhill in its rush to get to the Lemmenjoki River beyond. This is an easy day trip, despite the fact that it's located 19km into Lemmenjoki National Park; boats run twice daily so you can either go and walk around the falls for an hour or have a full day to hike 15-20km through some of the best scenery the park has to offer.

One of many Guardian Spirits

The Inari Okami Red Fox Brings Success and Fortune

Inari Kitsune Mask, Modern Style

Inari Fox

Ancient samurai kitsune fox mask

Japanese White Fox Mask Art :)

Basic cloth design of Kabane. (v1)

A Kitsune spirit has just appeared. In japanese folklore, this cute little nine-tailed fox is a symbol of prosperity and good luck. Perfect fit for those who enjoy japanese culture or fans of a cute aesthetic to wear on either special occasions or just lazy days at home!

Fox Mask [Persona 5]

Terrace at Inari Fushimi Shrine, Kyoto, Japan

A Shinto Priest tending to his daily tasks moves between shrines early in the morning. A wet steamy day, he keeps dry with a wonderful white umbrella. His stark white robes stand out against the deep vermillion of the Torii gates.

Inscription on a Stone in Buddhist Temple of Inari Fushimi, Kyoto.

The midnight sun sitting well above the horizon at Lake Menesjärvi, near Lemmenjoki National Park in Finnish Lapland. I had two nights here and both nights had amazing clouds and midnight sun. I couldn't have asked for more!

Kitsune Mask Aesthetic and minimalist design with Japanese calligraphy (text reads "kitsune", which means fox). Perfect gift for fans of Japanese Culture and mythology, who loves pop Culture, Anime, Folklore, Mythological animals, tradicional and iconic symbols. Kitsune mask design complete with the word "Kitsune" written in Japanese characters. The design features a Kitsune mask, a mystical fox spirit from Japanese folklore. A great birthday, christmas, anniversary and holidays gift for fox lovers and anime fans, who like simple and minimalist design yet very bold and aesthetic visual.

Two nights at Menesjärvi, two nights of clouds like these. I would have been happy staying for many more nights!

The rapids of Jäniskoski on the Juutua River near Inari in early July. Quite the difference from how I first saw it in mid-March! This image and many more will be featured in my upcoming "Guide to Lapland and Northern Norway in Summer." If you'd like to learn more, head over to http://www.lapland.travel.

The gorgeous old Pielpajärvi Wilderness Church, located about a 4.5km hike away from the town of Inari. This church used to be in the centre of the main settlement in Inari. Now, the only part of that settlement that is left is the Wilderness Church, which has fortunately been kept in great condition. And why do I say "all hail" the church? Well, that menacing cloud arrived very shortly after I took this photo, and before I knew what was happening, hail was bouncing off the ground all around me!

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A japanese Torii Gate design. An iconic view that every Japan visitor will remember.

For me, it's hard to think of summer in Finnish Lapland without thinking of Lake Menesjärvi. I hold my memories of my time there dearly; not only was the weather absolutely perfect, but the lake was one of the best places I found for watching the midnight sun traverse the sky in what should have been the dead of night. Can you believe I took this photo only minutes before midnight?

Recently, I wrote on my blog (at http://www.bootsandabackpack.com/menesjarvi-blissful-lapland-at-its-best/) about how Menesjärvi was the perfect spot to kick back and relax on a summer holiday. I mean, how could it not be when it featured scenes like this at 11pm?

Retro photograph of Torii Gates at the famous Fushimi Inari Shrine in Kyoto, Japan