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Byakko Plain

Last updated 2026-08-30

Byakko Plain (Japanese: 白狐の野 Byakko no Ya, "White Fox Plains") is a subarea located in Narukami Island, Inazuma.

It is a low, sparsely wooded field in the southwest of Narukami Island. The main road from Konda Village to Inazuma City runs through its center.

Several Kitsune can be found roaming near the outskirts of the city.

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They say that wild foxes will not appear before a traveler with whom their fates are not intertwined twice.
A bushy tail disappearing across the horizon is the sign of a final farewell.

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Trivia

  • The term byakko (Japanese: 白狐 "white fox") refers to divine fox spirits who serve Japanese deities such as Inari Ookami in Shinto and their counterpart Dakini in Japanese Buddhism,[1] who likely inspired the goddess-like kitsune Hakushin in the game. It suggests that this plain is probably named after the Hakushin Clan, to which the Kitsune Saiguu and Yae Miko belong.
    • It is also the homophone with the Byakko (Japanese: 白虎 "White Tiger,") one of the Four Symbols of the Chinese constellations, who is usually known as the White Tiger (Chinese: 白虎) of the West, having autumn as the season it represents.

Other Languages

LanguageOfficial NameLiteral Meaning
EnglishByakko Plain
Chinese
(Simplified)
白狐之野
Báihú zhī Yě
White Fox Plain
Chinese
(Traditional)
白狐之野
Báihú zhī Yě
Japanese白狐びゃっこ 
Byakko no Ya[2]
White Fox Plain
Korean여우 들판
Baek-yeo'u Deulpan
White Fox Plain
SpanishLlanura ByakkoByakko Plain
FrenchPlaine de ByakkoByakko Plain
RussianРавнина Бякко
Ravnina Byakko
Byakko Plain
ThaiByakko Plain
VietnameseLãnh Địa‍ ‍Bạch HồWhite Fox Domain
GermanByakko-FelderByakko Fields
IndonesianByakko Plain
PortuguesePlanície ByakkoByakko Plain
TurkishByakko OvasıByakko Plain
ItalianPianura di ByakkoByakko Plain

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References

  1. Japanese Wikipedia: 霊狐
  2. Map, Label: Byakko Plain (Japanese)

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