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What is the Japanese name for a fox?
The Japanese name for a fox is a Kitsune.
What is the Japanese symbol for fox?
The Japanese symbol (kanji) for 'fox' isç‹, which is pronounced as 'kitsune'.
Fox in Japanese?
kitsune
What is 'arctic fox' when translated form English to Japanese?
北極狐 (hikkyoku gitsune) is the Japanese word for "Arctic Fox".
How do you say the fox in Japanese?
Kitsune
What is the Japanese Name For Fox?
katsune
Red fox in Japanese?
akakitsune
How do you write mosqueda in Japanese?
モスクエダ this is how you write mosqueda in Japanese
How do you say fox in Japanese?
Kitsune - 孤
Japanese symbol for fox?
In English, "kitsune".
How do you say white fox in Japanese?
kitsune
What is the Japanese name for white fox?
kitsune
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