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Japanese Folklore- Page 2

Kitsune

A kitsune is in Japanese lore, a wild fox Demon that causes Possession. The kitsune also appears in the form of a beautiful maiden, who vampirizes her victims sexually as a Succubus.
13 June 2017

Okiku

Okiku ORIGIN: Japan The wealthy Aoyama family had an extremely valuable set of ten Delft (Dutch pottery) plates. Okiku, working as a maid in their home, was blamed when one plate broke or disappeared. She drowned in a well. Every
13 November 2017

Kubikajiri

The kubikajiri is in Japanese folklore, a head-eating ghost that lurks about graveyards late at night

Onryo

Onryo are ghosts who return to haunt the living with vengeance on their minds. Onryo may

Ikiryoh

An ikiryoh is in Japanese folklore, a spirit that is born of evil thoughts and feelings harboured by a person. The ikiryoh, energized by hatred, becomes powerful enough to leave its source
5 July 2017

Bakechochin

A bakechochin ( also Chōchin-obake ) is in Japanese folklore, a ghost lantern carried by ghosts, or obake. Bakechochin means “haunted lantern.” The lantern has eyes and a long tongue protruding A
1 September 2007

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