One of these figures was represented by white foxes, turned into a giant spider to frighten a miserly old man, and was called Inari. Another one of these, Susanowo, threw a flayed horse into Amaterasu's [ah-mah-the-rah-soo's] loom. Foxes with multiple tails, called (*) kitsune [kee-tsoonay], are this kind of spirit or god in Shinto religion. For 10 points, name these animi
One of these figures was represented by white foxes, turned into a giant spider to frighten a miserly old man, and was called Inari. Another one of these, Susanowo, threw a flayed horse into Amaterasu's [ah-mah-the-rah-soo's] loom. Foxes with multiple tails, called (*) kitsune [kee-tsoonay], are this kind of spirit or god in Shinto religion. For 10 points, name these animistic gods of Japan.
One of these figures was represented by white foxes, turned into a giant spider to frighten a miserly old man, and was called Inari.
kami (accept fertility gods or fertility goddesses or other equivalents before "flayed horse" is read; prompt on "Shinto deities" or "Japanese deities" before "Shinto" is read)