/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>47647713
A most wise proclamation, Lady Kanako. I'm sure the faith will be going through the roof at this point.

>>47647713
wise words, but this baby snake still have a lot to learn from suwako-sama.

>>47647713
>>47648294
True, she's going to learn a lot of things about her own body, what makes it tick, what makes it hot and bothered, and how another girl can quench that fire in her loins. Suwako's long tongue isn't just for show.
Who could stop this lecherous frog? Not some weakling human, that's for sure.

>>47648692
Of course the yurifag troon is also a pedophile

>>47648903
why even give him a (You) motherfucker

>>47648294
mlem mlem

If snakes go pbbppbpthpbthppth
And frogs go mlem mlem
What do shrine maidens do?

>>47660951
guzzle cum

>>47660951
slither slither. sanae is a slug.

>>47660963
Maybe raymoo. The green one had an actual childhood with parents present. She has good morals.

>>47662181
God damn it, Weather.

>>47662181
Ah yes, the Moriya gang circa 2,500,000 bc

All the Moriya shrine members have threads. This is an auspicious day!

>>47673751
this is one powerful war-machine. how can hakurei even compete?

>>47648294
>baby snake
Kanakp enjoys schizophrenic 1970's live Frank Zappa recordings!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUzOpkdiChk

>>47660951
They also go mlem mlem, but on pussies.

>>47673751
Frog down!

>>47673777
there's only room for one shrine in gensokyo

>>47673814
that's one catchy piece of rock, kanakp got good taste in music.

Hand over your faith, nerd.

>>47682848
w-what are gonna do to my... faith?

>>47682862
Because you have so little faith.
Truly I tell you, if you had faith as small as a mustard seed you can save this mountain.
Move from here to there, and it will move.
Nothing will be i possible for you.

>>47680012
I won't let the two that are left die!

This thread is kinda tsumikegare.

>>47695826
It's calming down.

>>47695953
Thus the "kinda".

Leave Rinnosuke to me

Always disappointing to see what would be good art that has a detail wrong...

>>47695826
Unclean? Well, while I think I know the answer, what exactly is unclean about this thread, from Shinto perspective? Honest question driven by curiosity.

>>47704318
I'm not a Shinto priest, but...if you wanted to be very technical about it maybe nothing. Kegare and tsumikegare are a bit different anyway. Kegera is this mix of literal dirtiness and kind of metaphysical infectious bad vibes and misfortune. This must be cleaned out for the sake of everyone but particularly if one wishes to aproach the kami.

Tsumikegare is...weird. It's kegare that results from tsumi. There are two types of tsumi: amatsutsumi, tsumi of heavens, and kunitsutsumi, tsumi of earth. Tsumi of heavens is things that interfere with rice agriculture plus scattering around shit and "skinning an animal backwards". These are taken from the legends where Susanoo does all these things and upsets Amaterasu Oomikami so much that she goes to hide in cave and plunges the world in to darkness. It makes sense that something that would screw over a community would be considered something extra bad.

Kunitsutsumi is where things get weird. It's a really miscellancelous list of things like having warts or tumors, incest, zoophilia, killing other people's livestock, "damage from high-flying birds" and "having white skin" among other things. Apparently these days not even the most read Shinto scholars know what the last two mean. The white skin thing was never a race thing for what's it worth. These are things which some are wilfully done, but others like getting bitten by certain insects are out of your control.

Interestingly enough "insulting the kami" is on neither list, but I would assume it would have landed you in trouble and been interpreted as being some kind of an amatsutsumi. After all, the skinning animals thing and scattering shit thing were something Susanoo did to interfere with rituals that Amaterasu Oomikami was doing.

At the very least, some of the posts were metaphorical scattering of shit.

>>47704594
Honestly pretty accurate and describes the majority of threads that are up right now pretty well

>>47704263
Kanako-sama's claws are erotic.

>>47704594
Ahh, the next question will be sounding rather frivolous, but please consider it in good faith.
If I understand now correctly, tsumikegare is a filth resulting from specific actions (tsumi), which includes in kunitsutsumi 'zoophilia'. Would being carnal with a beast youkai count among kunitsutsumi then, or not, by virtue of youkai having spiritual aspect differentiating them from mere beasts? To somehow ground it in mythology, would Abe no Seimei, if he was indeed half-kitsune, be considered tsumikegare?
The recent Keine thread still lingers in my mind.

>>47706503
I considered it in good faith and I honestly have no idea. I would need a substantially better understanding of these ideas and Japanese mythology.

But I love to speculate, so let's go.

My gut feeling is that it wouldn't be considered, if just for the simple reason that people who were considered to have some kind of inherent kegare to them were marginalized. This was at times very cruel and some were considered "manifoldly impure" and impossible to purify. Abe no Seimei in turn was extremely highly esteemed. Someone considered to have some kind of irredeemable kegare qualities would have not been in his position.

I also don't think youkai, even when appearing as animals, were considered to be animals. As far as I know youkai were essentially kami (broadly understood) that had an uncooperative, feral nature or kami that had been scorned so badly they went berzerk and refused to be appeased anymore. Even then, they could play an ambigous role or be wrangled into co-operation or submission. Kitsune were at times essentially vampiric, other times they were messengers of Inari Ookami, a widely revered deity-kami and at times they were said to marry humans. The tengu had both negative and positive legends associated with them. Even the kappa could be wrangle into submission and be made to teach you the art of bone-setting.

I don't know if youkai were considered kegare or sources of kegare in itself, but people did try to keep them away and banish them. Considering how kegare is thought to be a misfortune magnet, people would have probably thought it would draw in youkai. Maybe some youkai were kami who went berserk because of exposure to too much kegare.

More to the point, if you insisted your kitsune wife to look like a fox, boned her so and got caught you would have been considered a freak, been in big trouble and the theological debate whether this was kunitsukegare or not would have been the least of your problems.

>>47705130
Not what I expected from a snake, but I'm impressed.

>>47647713
It’s also what humans do when they fart.

What Touhou character do you think would appreciate that kind of humor?

>>47706649
So Kanako’s vice of getting knotted by wolf youkai is theoretically a-okay

>>47716158
Seija.

>>47647713
Cute little Kanako-chan.
I want to stroke her head while she sits on my lap. Maybe give her a shoulder massage as well.