Slaying Gods in Tokyo: The Local Legends Are Running Out!

Although the image hasn't been officially released yet, I created a picture of Inari based on my intuition.

This "Godslayer" thing is a bit unconventional, but I like it.

Daily life at Inari Pure Land

I wonder if any other readers have also visited the website "Ruri Shrine" like me. It was full of anime and manga resources, the kind of high-quality content. Unfortunately, the domain name kept getting updated, and many sites were blocked, so it hasn't been working for several years now.

It's visually appealing, but the pacing feels too tight, creating a suffocating sensation, like being coiled around by a python.

The book is good, so why is it so unpopular and has so few reviews?

Tiandao Mingyun

It's quite good, and there aren't any major flaws, so why is nobody watching it? 🙂

Future plans for Ruri Shrine

Inari shrines comprise one-third of all shrines in Japan, making them the largest force in Shintoism. Fushimi Inari Taisha, the head shrine of Inari shrines, is one of the most prestigious and historically significant shrines, yet it's completely absent from the story.