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    612-822-4611

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Princess Kitsune: An enchanting fantasy tale inspired by Japanese folktales and legends

Princess Kitsune: An enchanting fantasy tale inspired by Japanese folktales and legends

Miyanami, Hikari

Paperback

AnimalsFairy Tales & Folklore

ISBN13: 9798185037805
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jun 30 2026
Pages: 148
Weight: 0.36
Height: 0.37 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Step into a magical Japan, where the wind blows through the branches of ancient trees, spirits breathe life into the mountain, and legends come alive in the silence of the forest.

The village of Asamura stands at the edge of the Sacred Forest, an ancient and mysterious place where the Kitsune, fox spirits that guard the mountain, are said to dwell. Since humans began cutting down trees to produce charcoal, strange apparitions have troubled the village. Rumors speak of a mysterious girl with a fox mask. Some believe she commands the Kitsune. Others swear that she herself is a Kitsune, only she has taken human form. Some call her the girl of Mount Tsukimi. Others, in whispers, have begun to call her Princess Kitsune.

During his first mission on behalf of his father, Ren, the son of the village head, will discover that the rumors about Princess Kitsune conceal a much deeper truth. His encounter with the masked girl will open a gateway into an ancient world that hides secrets humans have long forgotten. In the heart of the Sacred Forest, he will encounter ancient spirits, buried memories and a past capable of changing Asamura's destiny forever.

Princess Kitsune is an enchanting fantasy tale inspired by Japanese folktales and legends. A compelling story about personal growth, the bond between humans and nature, the power of truth, and the courage to listen to what the heart knows to be right.

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