In this week’s episode, Sammy plays tricks on the ladies to evoke one of Japan’s slyest creatures: Kitsune. As the La Soif is sipped, the ladies practice their spellwork, learn how to trust their guts, and have a hard time saying Gob…er, sorry God. So grab your favorite rose and don’t get tricked, Ladies Who Have Nine Tails will have you giggling all day long.
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Sources:
“Kitsune” by Roland Martin in Britannica
“Kitsune” by Anonymous on yokai.com
“Zenko” by Anonymous on Yokai.com
“Mythology of Kitsune | Folklore Friday Episode 1” by Quills and Pages on medium
“Kitsune: The Enigmatic Fox of Japanese Folklore” by Danny Taing on Bokksu
“Animism’s Origin: How Our Ancestors Respected Nature” by amanda penn on shortform.com
“Animism: Shinto, Druidry, and Indigenous Wisdom Teachings” by Anon on Tauwellness.com
“Tamamo no Mae” by Anonymous on yokai.com
“The Tale of the Nine-Tailed Fox” by Madison Folks on roningallery.com
“Inari” by Britannica Editors on Britannica
“Kitsune, the Japanese Fox with Multiple Powers and its Meaning” by Staff at Japan Avenue
“The lore of Tamamo no Mae” by Fate / Grand Order on Gamefaqs.gamespot.com
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