InariIths
InariIts are a hypothetical group of extinct tsukumogami, a category of yōkai (supernatural beings) from Japanese folklore. Tsukumogami are said to be objects imbued with spiritual energy and consciousness after being used for a long period of time, typically 100 years or more.
The InariIts are associated with Inari Ōkami, the Shinto god of rice, agriculture, and industry. According to
InariIts are described as shy and gentle beings who typically remain hidden from human sight. They are
While references to InariIts can be found in various scholarly and folkloric texts, the existence of these