Gingitsune is an anime about a family who lives and takes care of a Japanese Shrine. Shrine families are really interesting because there is always one member who can see the shrine herald. The herald is an animal messenger for the gods. Ging is a large silver fox who looks after the shrine in this anime.
I particularly liked this anime because I personally didn't know anything regarding the differences between Japanese Temple and Shrine culture. I feel a little better informed now, so I can enjoy shrines and temples all the more when I visit Japan next.
Gingitsune's story is very simple but it's heartwarming and acts as a nice companion to the shrine and temple life being shown.
The artwork and animation is good but nothing groundbreaking.
I give Gingitsune a 4 out of 5 for its originality in displaying educational/ cultural ideas while keeping the viewers interest. The story writers also did a good job completing the first instalment of this story.
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