Apathetic · Cunning and Clever · Curse · Dangerous and Menacing · Devious and Deceptive · Erratic and Unpredictable · Yokai

Bakezōri

Literally means “ghost sandal”. Comes from the words Obake, meaning ghost and Zori, the japanese straw sandal. This mischievous yokai has two arms, two legs mouth and one eye at the center of its face. This yokai is a Tsukumogami. They run around the house causing havoc chanting “Kararin! Kororin! Kankororin! Managu mittsu ni ha… Continue reading Bakezōri

Cunning and Clever · Dangerous and Menacing · Erratic and Unpredictable · Yokai

Kamaitachi

When you feel a sudden painful gust of wind, you maybe encountering the yokai Kamaitachi. Kamaitachis are three (3) weasels riding around a swirling wind with their sharp knife-like nails. These yokais are invisible and forces the wind towards people, attacking them. The first weasel hits the target hard and fast knocking the victim down… Continue reading Kamaitachi

Apathetic · Cunning and Clever · Curse · Dangerous and Menacing · Yokai

Seto-Taisho

Once you hear clanging noises in the kitchen, that’s probably caused by this violent yokai. Seto-Taisho (Tsukumogami) is a little soldier pieced out of broken porcelain kitchen utensils. their heads are made out of sake glasses and their bodies of porcelain armor. Seto-Taishos never looked all the same. They attack staffs in the kitchen scaring… Continue reading Seto-Taisho