Inari
Inari is a secretive social club and underground collective based in Tokyo, Japan — formed by former four founders with Korean backgrounds. Born from the ashes of the fallen Underground Syndicate, Inari exists as both a sanctuary and a silent power. It is a place for those who need a haven for misfits, artists, and ex-operatives, Inari offers safety, belonging, and purpose beneath the surface.
Their symbol — a mythical white fox with nine tails represents wealth, prosperity , and protection. The group quietly operates through two branches: Sanctuary and Underground. One side heals through art, expression, and emotional recovery. The other maintains hidden routes, protects its own, and moves through the city unseen.
Inari is not flashy. It is precise. It does not chase power it preserves it. Whether you're a lost voice, a retired thief, or an artist seeking silence, Inari welcomes those who value depth, discretion, and loyalty. It is not just a group — it’s a return to yourself.
Inari Offers:
•Friendly community
• Inari to stay or just hang out with other members
•Character-driven plotlines (healing arcs, past-life reveals, trust-building)
•Artistic exploration (songwriting, graffiti, design, photography, etc)
•Quiet bonding threads and chosen family dynamics
•Emotional depth, identity repair, and soft world building
•Narrative Roleplay
Regarding social clubs
A social club is a place where people gather to fraternize and share common interests. The only way of becoming a member of a social club is to be invited by the club leader. All social clubs have a club house where the members meet.
VIPs can be a member of up to five social clubs at the same time, while non-VIPs can only be a member of one.