A study of the two works of “Hideriame-kitsuneno-yomeiri”, which is Kibyoshi of marriage of a fox spirit Kang, JiHyun Among the series of works in the Genealogy of intermarriage of a different kind, this paper focuses on “Hideriame-kitsuneno-yomeiri” by Tsusyo(①) and “Hideriame- kitsuneno-yomeiri” by SomahitoI(⑮), while also taking up various other works, I have attempted to discuss the styles of both writers, focusing on their works. As a result, I was able to reinforce the previous research that ① and ⑮, which have the same reading of the book title, have no relation to adaptation Also, for the first time, I was able to show that ⑮ was the work of Somahito. As a basis for this, by taking up the bibliography, the content of the text, and the style of the text, I have determined that although it is conceivable that the name of book ⑮ may have been inspired by Tsusho ①, the content was not referenced, and that ① and ⑮ are two different works with no influence relationship. Specifically, Tsusyo devotes a lot of space to developing scenes unrelated to the wedding ceremony. Therefore, the style is novel or abrupt. However, the style of Somahito has become a rut by placing more emphasis on traditional rituals. It is presumed that this is the result of the 26 years and the diffe...