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As a German and anime fan here a personal note: Today a fox stood right in front of my front door. And that of course reminds me of Ōkami to Kōshinryō, because we Germans still see the fox as a sacred animal of fertility. So you could say I was blessed today.


 
And no, I don’t mean that cynically or sarcastically. The ancientold gods are present with us in the same way as the Kami in Japan. Just because a large part of the Germans belong to the Roman or Protestant Christian faith does not mean that we would no longer respect our holy animals. ;-)


 

As a German and anime fan here a personal note: Today a fox stood right in front of my front door. And that of course reminds me of Ōkami to Kōshinryō, because we Germans still see the fox as a sacred animal of fertility. So you could say I was blessed today.

And no, I don’t mean that cynically or sarcastically. The ancient gods are present with us in the same way as the Kami in Japan. Just because a large part of the Germans belong to the Roman or Protestant Christian faith does not mean that we would no longer respect our holy animals. ;-)

!https://cdn.animenachrichten.de/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/Spice-and-Wolf-Newsbild-3-696x435.jpg!

As a German and anime fan here a personal note: Today a fox stood right in front of my front door. And that of course reminds me of Ōkami to Kōshinryō, because we Germans still see the fox as a sacred animal of fertility. So you could say I was blessed today.

And no, I don’t mean that cynically or sarcastically. The ancient gods are present with us in the same way as the Kami in Japan. Just because a large part of the Germans belong to the Roman or Protestant Christian faith does not mean that we would no longer respect our holy animals.

!https://cdn.animenachrichten.de/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/Spice-and-Wolf-Newsbild-3-696x435.jpg!