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Inari fox statues in red bibs at a Shinto shrine near Tsukiji market, Tokyo, Stock Photo, Picture And Rights Managed Image. Pic. ACX-ACP121325 | agefotostock
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Prof Dolly Jørgensen on Twitter: "Pair of Shinto foxes from 14th century. One holds the key to the rice granary of Inari (Shinto rice farming deity) and the other holds a ball
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