# fact.. In Japanese folklore...

nettaly

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2020-09-07 13:45

# facts

In Japanese folklore, there are bakeneko - werewolf cats. They have magical powers, for example - to create ghostly fireballs and revive recently deceased, simply by jumping over the body. True, eating your master can also eat and take on his appearance.

How to define a bananeko? This is a cat that has one of the following characteristics: can walk on its hind legs; lived for more than thirteen years; weighs 1 ch (3.75 kg); drinks lamp oil (it was made from fish oil); has a long (or even forked!) tail.

Vovka.

2020-09-07 15:56

Bakeneko?

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DS1tuyhFA1I

zk158 2020-09-07 16:22

The banned cat only lacks boots.

nettaly 2020-09-07 16:38

Vovka.

2020-09-07 19:16

Есть ещё какой-то нэкомата - существо японской мифологии, двухвостый кот-ёкай. В японских и китайских хрониках описываются два вида нэкомата: дикие нэкомата, обитающие в горных местностях, и домашние коты, которые стареют и превращаются в нэкомата

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https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Нэкомата

А кроме того, в японской мифологии, есть лисы-кицунэ

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https://en.grandgames.net/puzzle/online/kitsune

и еноты-тануки. Богатая у японцев фантазия, европейцы только до волков-оборотней додумались.

nettaly 2020-09-07 22:22

In their folklore, there is also a tsukumogami - an inanimate object that has gained consciousness from old age or other conditions.

Vovka.

2020-09-08 05:18

Well, I have tsukumogami too! Sometimes he hides slippers under the sofa - obviously deliberate behavior.

One of the common tsukumogami - bake-zori - an old straw slipper.

nettaly 2020-09-09 11:27

Exactly, exactly! And the socks do not creep in pairs ...

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