The fox is also part of the real Japanese fauna or it is mythology? Wonderful job.

Foxes are real animals, but people in the past thought they were God's dependents. They are said to be clever, quick, and deceitful, while at the same time they were considered the guardians of rice cultivation because they often hunted rats that ate the grain.
That is why there is a stone statue of a fox at Inari Shrine.
There is no tanukis. Because they are yokai.
Well, tanukis are real animals, too.

I see. All of that makes a lot of sense to me. I have seen tanukis, online and in some animated movies.

She is a cute one, love her smile.

Thank you. She is a fox spirit, so I think she will continue to appear in various appearances.

Excellent!

She looks like she's ready for some fun -- or a tummy rub.

Her husband seems to like her big butt.