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【Japanese Celtic fusion】The Crimson Fox Bridge in the Rain | Japanese Fantasy Music

Kitsune Nocturne

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【Japanese Celtic fusion】The Crimson Fox Bridge in the Rain | Japanese Fantasy Music

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Kitsune Nocturne
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Deep in the mountains, where the storm never sleeps, an old vermilion bridge arches over a swollen river. Lanterns tremble in the downpour, a great torii gate stands at the far bank, and a white kitsune waits by the rail — as if it has been waiting only for you. Cross slowly. The shrine beyond the bridge keeps its lights burning for every traveler lost in the rain. Perfect for study, focus, meditation, reading on a rainy night, or drifting into sleep. Close your eyes, and let the rain carry you across. ーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーー 0:00 The Kitsune Waits at the Gate 3:47 First Lantern on the Kitsune Bridge 7:36 Red Lacquer Rain 11:15 Procession of the Rain Kitsune 14:15 Prayer at the Far Shrine 18:10 The Bridge Glows Through the Storm 22:18 Mist Over the Vermilion Rail 26:00 Koto Beneath the Downpour 29:24 Drums on the Wet Planks 33:02 Crossing Into the Kitsune's Night 37:26 The Kitsune Waits at the Gate 41:14 First Lantern on the Kitsune Bridge 45:03 Red Lacquer Rain 48:42 Procession of the Rain Kitsune 51:42 Prayer at the Far Shrine 55:36 The Bridge Glows Through the Storm 59:44 Mist Over the Vermilion Rail 1:03:27 Koto Beneath the Downpour 1:06:51 Drums on the Wet Planks 1:10:29 Crossing Into the Kitsune's Night ーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーー 🌙 This song is sung in a fictional language, crafted to let you immerse yourself in a more fantastical world. The lyrics hold no fixed meaning. What you feel and imagine is the true meaning of this music. On this channel, we share fantasy-inspired music that evokes the atmosphere of another world. Your comments and subscriptions are a great encouragement to us. We look forward to guiding you on many more journeys into the enchanting soundscapes of other worlds. 🦊 If you stood on this crimson bridge in the rain, would you cross to the shrine — or stay and listen a little longer? Tell me in the comments.