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Missing Information edit
When did enenra first appear in texts? In what era, I mean? Was it in the 1600s or earlier?
107.194.85.243 (talk) 21:13, 10 January 2015 (UTC)
Where Does This Information Come From? edit
When Wiki editors are not sourcing anime and manga as the backbone of Japanese folklore, then we're getting anthologies that, curiously enough, cite Wikipedia as source for all their information. In other words, even though this page contains no reliable references, when you Google Book Search this term, all the information for Enenra come from our own webpage:
- Japanese Legendary Creatures: Koro-Pok-Guru, Yokai, Baku, Kitsune ... Source Wikipedia, Books, Source Wikipedia, Books, LLC, Books Group - 2010 - 426 pages
- Japanese Mythology: Kotoamatsukami, Hannya, Kagu-Tsuchi, Umib?zu, ... (souce: Wikipedia) LLC BOOKS -- 2010.
Duende-Poetry (talk) 16:35, 6 December 2011 (UTC)
Where Does This Information Come From? edit
When Wiki editors are not sourcing anime and manga as the backbone of Japanese folklore, then we're getting anthologies that, curiously enough, cite Wikipedia as source for all their information. In other words, even though this page contains no reliable references, when you Google Book Search this term, all the information for Enenra come from our own webpage:
- Japanese Legendary Creatures: Koro-Pok-Guru, Yokai, Baku, Kitsune ... Source Wikipedia, Books, Source Wikipedia, Books, LLC, Books Group - 2010 - 426 pages
- Japanese Mythology: Kotoamatsukami, Hannya, Kagu-Tsuchi, Umib?zu, ... (souce: Wikipedia) LLC BOOKS -- 2010.
Duende-Poetry (talk) 16:35, 6 December 2011 (UTC)