蝶化身　chou-keshin

There are legends all over the world about the souls of the dead turning into butterflies, but they also exist in Japan. When a person visited a deserted private house, he found countless butterflies swarming inside the house, flying close to the body of a woman.

疱瘡婆　Housou-baba

A yokai described in "Oshu Hanashi."
When a smallpox epidemic claimed many lives, there were a series of incidents in which the graves in which the bodies had been buried were dug up and the bodies eaten away.

kudan 件

A yokai with a human head and a cow's body. beast of prophecy.
It is born from a domestic cow before a disaster such as an epidemic occurs, and predicts future disasters. It is said that if you speak the prophecy, your life will end immediately.

Ao-Andon

This is a yokai depicted in ``Konjaku Hyakki Shui,'' which depicts a demon woman standing behind a lantern.
It is said that a ghost appears at the Hyakumonogatari after the story is finished, and it is thought that this painting was created as an example of the ghost that appears there.

赤いマフラーの女　woman in red scarf

Japanese urban legend.
A man had a girlfriend. His female lover always wore a red scarf. The two decided to get married. "I'm telling you my secret," she said, removing her red scarf. Her head fell off.
Her head and body were not connected.

二口女　futakuchi-onna

A female YOKAI with a large mouth on the back or top of its head, in addition to its original mouth.
She usually acts as if she hasn't eaten, but secretly eats from her big mouth behind my back.
There is also a story about a stepmother who starves her stepchildren.

煙々羅　En-en-ra
A monster depicted in Toriyama Sekien"Konjaku Hyakki Shui."
This monster is said to appear as a face-like figure from the smoke rising from places such as the kitchen or bathroom.

Buru-buru

A monster depicted in Toriyama Sekien's ``Konjaku Gazu Zoku Hyakki.''
This monster causes a sudden fear in the person it possesses.
It is depicted with a long body from the waist down, making the whole body tremble.

Sunamura-no-onryo

Yokai in the Sugoroku-e paintings drawn by Yoshikazu Utagawa.
Onryo is a ghost who holds a grudge.
Its head is a pumpkin, and its body is made of vines and leaves.
Only the picture remains, and there are no detailed descriptions, so we don't know what kind of monster it is.

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Go-no-sei

Go is a traditional Japanese board game.
In Japan, it is said that even things have souls, and this is the spirit of Go.
Appearing in front of people who love Go. It is said that people who become friends with them will dramatically improve their Go skills.

Saezuri-ishi

A talking stone.
A large rock located in Oto, Nakanojo Town, Azuma District.
If you camp here, the person will tell you what you want to know.
It is said that a traveler who did not know this, heard the voice, was frightened, and slashed him with a sword, causing him to lose his voice.

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金曜日です。
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