The blue creature seated in front of the bamboo grove is a fox made from windbreak nets and wire mesh, which are commonly used to protect fields from being damaged by animals and to cover building construction sites. In the Roppongi area of Minato-ku, there are place names such as “Kitsune-zaka” and “Mamiana-cho,” which are associated with the legends of foxes and raccoons, and there are many Inari shrines with foxes as their deities. This blue fox standing in the midst of an urban population reminds us of the existence of the wild animals that are disappearing in man- made spaces, and offers a form of prayer born from the relationship between animals and humans.