Manners and customs, folklore and ethnology Nihon Kaii Yokai Jiten Tohoku

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Manners and Customs, Folklore, and Ethnology
Nihon Kaii Yokai Jiten / The third edition of the series' Nihon Kaii Yokai Jiten' which introduces all Japan's Kaii Yokai by region! Among the Kaii Yokai appearing in Japanese literature, those that have appeared in the Tohoku region or where the story of the Kaii Yokai has been handed down are classified into' Aomori,'' Iwate,'' Miyagi,'' Akita,'' Yamagata,' and' Fukushima.' Among the Kaii Yokai appearing in Japanese literature, those that have been handed down in more than one prefecture, those that have been handed down to the prefectural border, those that have not been specified by the prefecture are classified into' Hiroba' (wide area), those that have been handed down to multiple prefectures, those that have been handed down to prefectural boundaries, those that have been handed down to prefectural borders, and those that are likely to have been created by performing arts, painting works, children's books, and others, which are introduced in order of 50 syllables. There are more than 1300 kinds of stories such as "Tatari Mokke," "Osore-yama no Rei," "Kagitotsu," "Saru no Kyotatsu," "Matsukawa-hime," "Kaisoku Aterui," "Hosoba," "貪多 Rima-o," "Okoshi Hakutetsu," "Agriko-kitsune," "Miyumekiri," "鼬和 Hisashi," "Tsuru nyobo," "Hachiko," "Babuta Kemono," "Exeggutor," "Nekomaga 乃怪 乱怒 Yuki-onna