Mythology, History, and Interesting Facts
If you’re familiar with Japanese mythology, you may have heard of the mysterious Bakeneko. These mythical creatures are said to be shapeshifting cats that can transform into humans and wreak havoc on unsuspecting people. But where did the legends of the Bakeneko come from, and what do they represent in Japanese culture? Read on to … Read more
In Japanese folklore, Oni (鬼) are a type of supernatural demon or ogre, often depicted as horned, red-skinned, and fierce-looking creatures. These yokai have played a significant role in Japanese culture, art, and storytelling for centuries, and are still very much a part of modern-day Japanese popular culture. Read on to learn about the origins, … Read more
Japanese mythology is rich in a variety of mythical creatures, each with their unique characteristics and tales. One such creature is the Ushi-Oni, a monstrous ox demon known for its fearsome appearance and behavior. Ushi-Oni is a powerful demon of Japanese folklore, which has been a part of Japanese mythos for centuries. In this article, … Read more
Of the many Yōkai in Japanese mythology, Jorōgumo is one of the most famous of them all. This mythical creature is typically depicted as a large spider monster that can shapeshift into the form of an enchanting woman. But what exactly is Jorōgumo? Read on to find out all about it. MORE LIKE THIS: What … Read more
Tsuchigumo is part of a class of supernatural entities in Japanese mythology known as Yōkai. Tsuchigumo is a large spider-like creature and is one of the best known of the Yōkai in the whole of Japanese folklore. But what exactly is Tsuchigumo? What are its origins? And where does it live? Read on to learn … Read more
Japanese folklore is home to many eerie and mysterious creatures, none more so than the monstrous looking bird – Itsumade. But what exactly is the itsumade? And where does the story come from? Read on to learn everything about the Japanese mythology bird. MORE LIKE THIS: What are Gwisin in Korean mythology? What is the … Read more