@senhighsky: Just a casual stroll @ Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine 😳😳😳 Momma Boar was NOT playing around with her kids… #fushimiinari #fushimiinarishrine⛩ #japan #japantravel #kyoto

Nhelly :

Inosuke!!!!

jamesraftson :

Okkoto from Mononoke Hime 😳

✨Patricia✨ :

Visit Fushimi Inari at night they say

SallyG :

letsketchup2day :

I guess those signs are true lol. I almost thought they were there to deter people from going off track. Memorable experience for you!

VIVICA :

In Japan, wild boars are often seen as symbols of forward momentum, courage, and the strength to break through obstacles. Because they charge ahead without looking back, some people interpret such an encounter as a sign to trust your current path and keep moving forward. In Shinto and folk beliefs, unexpected encounters with animals are sometimes viewed as messages. While Inari is most commonly associated with foxes, meeting a mountain animal can still be understood as a moment that offers insight or awareness⛩️

Fermin Rocks 🤘🏻🔥 :

they advised about this

Full Berries :

I've also experienced this, it's pretty scary how big and fast they are.

thchhoung :

BREAKIFY :

Justin Tran :

you need to put the Princess Mononoke music in the background

☁️Kazuto☁️ :

jay__uw :

About what time would you say this is? 8pm? 10pm?

ny’s nanigans ⋆˚࿔ :

When we thought the boars were a joke LMAO

Ereberto Dela Cruz :

haha thought the signs was just for scare tactics

a :

Inosuke your mom is looking for you!!!!!

sam🫠 :

when me and my husband went i see the biggest boar ever, it was so big it didnt look real

2論 :

かなり危ないから気をつけなよ

user238606 :

まじで危険だから気をつけて

Aaaa :

Bonnie chan

またどこかの動画で会いましょう :

赤ちゃんイノシシかわいい🥺

Aikha :

Andre 📷 :

Ohh I feel home, like in Genova ✨

Made in Japan Witch :

ウリ坊😊

yusuri :

I went today and I found this