More Fascinating Yokai

Konbanwa, everyone! It’s time for another mythical post. I hope you guys are ready for some more fascinating yokai. Now, let’s go on a journey to the “Land of the Rising Sun”!

•  Hosogami are extremely dangerous creatures of Japanese folklore. They’re depicted as tiny, aggressive demons that spread Smallpox. They can infect entire communities quite easily, but have an immense fear of dogs and the color red.

 

• Mikari baba are extremely strange creatures of Japanese mythology. They’re depicted as old women that have one missing eye. They also usually wear dilapidated straw hats, and have flaming torches in their mouths. Mikari baba are natural thieves, and will try to steal raincoats and eyes from people.

More Fascinating Yokai

Konbanwa, everyone! It’s time for another Yokai post! I hope you guys are ready for some awesome creatures. Now, let’s go on a journey to the “Land of the Rising Sun”!

• Minokedachi are unbelievably strange creatures of Japanese folklore. They’re depicted as hairy old men with hunched backs, pointed heads, bristly hairs, and claw-like hands. They’re said to haunt people, and complain about everything. 

 

More Unique and Intriguing Yokai

Konbanwa, everyone! It’s time for another yokai post. I hope you guys are ready for some interesting creatures. Now, let’s go on a journey to the “Land of the Rising Sun”!

• Ten are immensely powerful beings of Japanese mythology. They’re depicted as gigantic,  human-like creatures with brightly colored skin, flowing robes, and incredible weapons. They’re usually invisible to humans, however those that are said to have the heavenly eye can. While extremely powerful, they’re still considered to be lesser beings than Buddhas.

 

• Kendatsuba are incredible talented creatures of Japanese folklore. They’re depicted as male demigods with various animal parts. These demigods have insane musical talents and are also known to be able to fly. Unlike humans, these deities only feed on pleasant smells.

More Delicious Foods From Around The World

Hello fellow food lovers! It’s time for another tasty post! I hope you guys are ready for some awesome foods. Now, let’s dig in!

• Dopiaza is a savory dish that comes from India. It’s made with curry powder, onions, spices, and meat. It can also be served vegetarian style with potatoes.

 

• Pastizz is a unique pastry that comes from Malta. It’s made with peas and ricotta cheese. It’s quite popular, and can be found in cafes, sold by street vendors, or served at bars.

More Fascinating Yokai

Konbanwa everyone! It’s time for another yokai post. I hope you guys are ready for some incredible creatures. Now, let’s go on a journey to the “Land of the Rising Sun”!

• Shitanaga uba are extremely dangerous creatures of Japanese folklore. They resemble elderly women with ridiculously long tongues. They live deep within the mountains, and can be very vicious. They prey on lost travelers, and will suck out their blood with their enormous tongues.

 

• Biron are immensely bizarre creatures of Japanese mythology. They’re depicted as ghost-like beings with elongated bodies, protruded teeth, long tails, and drooping features. They like to scare people, but can be easily dealt with by throwing salt.

More Interesting Yokai

Hello fellow lovers of mythology! It’s time to take a look at some more fascinating yokai. I hope you guys are ready for some truly cool creatures. Now, let’s go on a journey to the “Land of the Rising Sun”!

• Shunobon are highly dangerous creatures of Japanese mythology. They’re depicted as bright red demons with sharp teeth, and a single eye. They have a very menacing grin, and can grow to be quite large. Their diet consists of humans, which they scare to death before consuming.

 

• Nomori are strange creatures of Japanese folklore. They’re depicted as huge serpentine beings with six legs and six toes. They rarely see humans, and are seen as guardians of the wilderness.

More Fascinating Yokai

Konichiwa, everyone! It’s time for another yokai post! I hope you guys are ready for some more fascinating creatures. Now, let’s go on a journey to the “Land of the Rising Sun”!

• Kyuso are filthy creatures of Japanese folklore. They’re depicted as gigantic rats with disgusting sexual appetites. It’s said that rats transform into these yokai when the reach 1,000 years of age. They prey on their old enemies, cats, and some even have “relations” with young women. The weirdest thing that these yokai do is to raise litters of abandoned kittens. 

 

• Kodama nezumi are incredibly cute creatures of Japanese mythology. They resemble small, spherical mice with a disgusting power. It is said that when mountain gods are angry, these creatures will swell up, and eventually explode, showering the surroundings with a nauseating spray of blood and gore. The explosion is said to be louder than a gunshot, and anyone who hears it will have a poor catch, and possibly experience a natural disaster.