The anatomical part is strange and definitely makes it difficult to share with westerners, unfortunately. But it’s just drawings and it’s not like people don’t see naked animals in real life. It’s just a different culture, and this movie also feels like it’s trying to preserve and showcase old culture & folktales when the world is moving on and might forget. Also while I usually prefer subs, I like the dub on this one.

No trouble.

Thanks for that clarification

Thanks Haley!

However, I would like to clarify something: You (and the film itself) describe the central characters as “Japanese raccoons”; they are actually Japanese raccoon dogs (Nyctereutes procyonoides viverrinus)- they look similar to their namesake, but they’re a completely different species