Inari Tank Tops

tiny painterfox willing to paint for good food

in Kyoto

This is an illustration of an antique Inari Temple flyer from turn of the 20th century. This particular temple burned to the ground many decades ago and no longer exists as it does in the flyer art. Look closely at the area above the foxes heads. It shows the old temple complex :)

Are you a fan of Japanese mythology? This drawing of Inari shows the god of rice, fertility, agriculture, prosperity and the fox. The foxes (kitsune) are particularly closely associated with Inari. Shinto is Japan's primal religion. It worships kami (gods and spirits) in nature & everyday life. Central myths tell of land creation and gods.

Yusuke Kitagawa. P5's potentially only best boy. Too bad he's such an Inari and must irk the best girl.

This is a drawing I have done from a popular Inari shrine festival mask depicting the fox messenger to Inari.

Here's Yusuke Kitagawa to paint on your merch!

Inari

It is the fox of Inari Shrine, which is famous for its red torii. Fushimi Inari Shrine is especially famous, but it was inspired by the Inari Shrine at Matsue Castle.

For those who walk with the god of prosperity

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Inarizushi, or inari sushi, is a Japanese dish consisting of sushi rice stuffed inside fried tofu pouches that has been cooked in dashi broth to absorb the flavor, before being squeezed (to remove excess liquid) and stuff with sushi rice.

Fushimi Inari Shrine, most beautiful place in the world.

Foxes

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Catsune appearing in Torii gate with her black cat worshippers.

The first time I saw the northern lights, they appeared as a dim green line across the sky. The second time I saw the northern lights, in Inari, Finland, they danced across the entire northern sky. It was amazing...and a slightly better view than the naked Finnish men in front of the sauna nearby! Read more on my blog (and see more photos of the aurora) at: http://www.bootsandabackpack.com/riverfront-saunas-and-northern-lights-at-hotel-kultahovi/ Taken: Over the River Juutua in Inari, Finland. Camera: Nikon D700 w/ 24-70mm f/2.8 lens

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Fushimi Inari Temple

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 kitsune

This design is my rendering of an antique Inari Shrine prayer leaf that I saw when I was last in Japan. "Kitsune" means Fox, in this case the white messenger fox of Inari.

I'm really a Kitsune

White design of Japanese Kitsune Fox illustration with details in red of maple leaves with the Japanese letter “Aki” written inside, which means Autumn.

Cute anime fox girl holding inari fox mask. Great print for Japan culture and anime lovers

Kyoto Fushimi Inari Shrine design

One of the Smaller Shrines in Fusimi Inari Complex, Kyoto

The Japanese fox, also called Kitsune, is a Yokai of Japanese folklore. He guards the rice granary of the god Inari, thanks to his golden key which he never separates.

Kyoto Inari Shirne Forest

Torii traditional Japanese design. Kanji: in Red : 鳥居 : Torii in Blue : 灯籠 : Tōrō : lantern on the Torii plate : 稲荷神 : Inarikami : God Inari

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.

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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