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Kitsunebi (狐火) is an
atmospheric ghost light told
about in
legends all
across ****an
outside Okinawa Prefecture. They are also
called "hitobosu", "hitomoshi"...
- tama (ほしのたま, lit. 'star balls').
Tales describe these as
glowing with
kitsunebi. Some
stories identify them as
magical jewels or pearls. When not in human...
- the janjanbi, and the
tenka among others.
There is a
theory that the
kitsunebi is also a kind of onibi, but
there is also the
opinion that
strictly speaking...
- (Amasaki book)
Chapter 16 They are
frequently confused with
onibi and
kitsunebi, but
since hitodama are
considered to be the "appearance of
souls that...
- it in two in the process. She
retains one half but
loses it
later to
Kitsunebi. She is
eventually attacked and
mortally wounded by
Kawahori and dies...
- they
drove it away by
striking it with the oar, and were able to escape.
Kitsunebi Will-o'-the-wisp St. Elmo's fire List of
legendary creatures from ****an...
- on the same
novel Foxfire,
North Carolina, a
small U.S. town Fox-fire (
kitsunebi),
glowing balls carried by
kitsune (foxes) in ****anese
folklore The Diavik...
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Tottori Prefecture,
among other places, when
atmospheric ghost lights (
kitsunebi) are seen in the
countryside at night, it is
called "kitsune no yomeiri...
-
Morag (Mull Theatre), and Tam O'Shanter (Arches). She was co-director of
Kitsunebi whose first collaboration, Open Grave,
premiered in 2007 and returned...
- Cut Fire!
Foxfire Kin'emon!" Transliteration: "Honoo
Kirisaku Samurai!
Kitsunebi no Kin'emon!" (****anese: 炎切り裂く侍! 狐火の錦えもん!)
Tetsuya Endō
Tomohiro Nakayama...
