A wide shot from a side-angle perspective depicts a ghostly wedding procession of fox spirits passing by a traditional white-walled building during a rainy midnight. A group of anthropomorphic fox spirits, dressed in ornate white and red wedding kimonos, walk in a synchronized line, each holding a traditional wagasa oil-paper umbrella to shield themselves from the falling rain. Their expressions are distant and serene, with eyes closed or staring blankly forward. The setting is a narrow path alongside a stark white plaster wall, with the dark, wet ground reflecting the dim light. The atmosphere is ethereal and melancholic, characterized by a muted color palette of grays and whites with subtle red accents. The visual style features clean color blocks, soft painterly gradients, minimal linework, and smooth surfaces, evoking a quiet, supernatural mood.