>>5916
I'm talking about the huge and scary perspective of the yokais here. That their small items are actually 4-dimensional representations of entire societies or social phenomena involving 1000s or millions of people. But they still are just small magic artifacts, because regular human's value are only in leaving traces like this on the landscape, or on the canvas of time.

So when you ask if plants can be eaten, I say it's the same thing, because a real yokai of the kami standard can cook and eat an entire timeline structure as if it was a vegetable, and they don't really see the difference. Our plants also grow 4-dimensionally across time, see? Their shape tells of how they grew, so they are also 4D artifacts, and we eat them.