Book (Practical) Manners and customs, folklore and ethnology Nihon Kaigai Yokai Daijiten (Encyclopedia of kazuhiko Komatsu / Shoji Yamada

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Manners and Customs, Folklore, and Ethnology
Introduction
During the period of rapid economic growth, animals such as Kappa, tengu (long-nosed goblin), oni (ogre), or foxes, raccoon dogs, snakes, and cats with mysterious abilities rapidly disappeared from our surroundings.
It is no exaggeration to say that these legendary worlds, which the Japanese used to call "mononoke" or "monster," have played a part in the "hometown" of the Japanese mind.
This book is the long-awaited result of academic research into these "mononoke" and "monster," etc. It is an unrivaled academic collection of more than 35000 pieces of bibliographic information on "monike" and "monster," etc. This book is the first definitive edition compiled by 100 energetic researchers based on this frontispiece.
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[Features of this book]
Based on more than 35000 pieces of information on "monike" and "monster," recorded in the "Database on Legends of Monike" and "monster."
Features of this book
? Cases that refer to the same phenomenon with different names are summarized in a single item and are arranged in the order of Japanese syllables.
? Cases that refer to the same
Mysterious Fire / Mysterious Light / Mirror Mystery / Hidden Village / Shadow Mystery / Kasane / Kajiya no Old / Kasha / Kaze / One-eyed Fish / GHOST STORIES / Kana-bound / Crab / Kamamami-Kamikakushi / Thunder / Tortoise / Crow / Kawakawakaze / Kijiminer / Kijo Koyo / Foxes / Foxes' Windows / Foxes' / Foxes' Windows / Foxes' Fire / Foxes' Windows / Foxes' Fire / Foxes' Windows / Foxes' Fire / Foxes' Windows / Foxes' Fire / Foxes' Windows / Foxes' Fire / Foxes' Windows / Foxes' Fire / Foxes' Windows / Foxes' Fire / Foxes' Windows / Foxes' Fire / Foxes' Windows / Foxes' Fire / Foxes' Windows / Foxes' Fire / Foxes' Windows / Foxes' Fire / Foxes' Windows / Kibune Myojin / Kenmon / Koshin / Kojin / Foxes' Place of Terror / Kyorai /
Childrearing Ghost / Kokkuri san / 800 Ushi-Oni cow demon Dainichi-nyorai Dojo-ji Temple Hashihime 人面瘡 空木 Omagatoki Hyakki Yagyo Hyaku Monogatari Shutendoji Shojo Noppe Landlocked Salmon Yamanokami Sutokuin Yotsuya Ubume Tsuzurao Sakura Osuke Suijin 憑物 轆轤首 International Research Center for Japanese Studies International Research Center for Japanese Studies Kappa Sanjin Abeno Seimei Inugami Kiku Gozu Tenno Sakanoueno Tamuramaro Tsuchi-gumo