Mamedanuki

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What Wikipedia says

Le mamedanuki (豆狸, « tanuki-haricot » ; « jeune tanuki »), parfois raccourci sous le nom de mameda, est un yōkai du folklore japonais inspiré du tanuki.

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Image: Takehara Shunsen (竹原春泉), Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.