The Myth of Inari Okami The GOD OF FOXES

Today we're going to learn about Inari Ōkami the Japanese Shinto god or goddess of rice, fertility, and prosperity. Rice is not simply a staple food in Japan; it symbolizes wealth, sustenance, and the very essence of life. As a result, Inari is venerated in many aspects of daily life, especially in agricultural communities. Farmers look to Inari for blessings to ensure a bountiful harvest, while families pray for fertility and prosperity within their households. The divine presence of Inari represents the natural cycles of growth and abundance, underscoring their pivotal role in both the spiritual and practical realms of Japanese culture.
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To be honest, I found this picture labeled "Inari Okami The Rice Goddess of the Samurai" and uh, it was just too cool to pass on. It is neither Inari, nor is it a rice goddess. But damn if it isn't cool looking.