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Japanese folklore is rich with mythical creatures, known as Yōkai, that reflect the values and fears of the Japanese people throughout history. Among the most iconic are the Kitsune, or fox spirits, known for their intelligence and shape-shifting abilities, often linked to the deity Inari. Then there are the Oni, iconic demons portrayed as towering, horned ogres representing destruction and punishment. The Kappa, amphibious creatures often found in rivers, are known for tricking and drowning people. And the Tengu, bird-like warriors who evolved from evil entities into guardians of forests and mountains, teaching humility and martial arts.
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