Yokai and Sacred Sakura Source Comparison

Read passages mentioning Yokai and Sacred Sakura in 2 books, grouped by region.

2 Shared Books
49 Mentions
1 Regions

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Inazuma references to yokai, kitsune, oni, tanuki, shrine stories, and supernatural island folklore.

Inazuma book passages connected to the Sacred Sakura, Narukami, shrine memory, and cleansing traditions.

Regions Where They Meet

  1. Inazuma 2 shared books · 49 mentions

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Inazuma 18 min

Toki Alley Tales

Yokai: Volume 1: Prologue Prologue: The Tanuki's Oral History of Inazuma They say that in the past, before the fragile and short-lived mortals had crossed over the sea to these lands, Inazuma was...

Sacred Sakura: ...admit defeat, but the fact remains that they ceded the giant Thunder Sakura to the kitsune. But the kitsune are a crafty and cunning bunch too, and equally skilled in the art of...

Open full source page 27 + 3 mentions
Inazuma 13 min

New Chronicles of the Six Kitsune

Yokai: ...me drinking money? It's not like you've got anything better to do." "Tonight, though, the drinks are on me." She laughed, and reiterated this a couple more times. "You're back." I watched as...

Sacred Sakura: ...I watched as the evening breeze brought a few flower petals from the Sacred Sakura and landed them in her cup, making ripples that disturbed the reflection of the moon. Overcome by a strong...

Open full source page 14 + 5 mentions

Shared Source Books

These books mention both terms and are ranked by mentions in the text.

Inazuma 18 min

Toki Alley Tales

Volume 1: Prologue Prologue: The Tanuki's Oral History of Inazuma They say that in the past, before the fragile and...

Yokai: 27 Sacred Sakura: 3
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