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The Seshoseki Killing Stone, Said to Have Sealed a Vengeful Fox Demon Over 1000 Years Ago, Splits in Half

Animism Meets Craftsmanship in Japanese Obake Lanterns

The JAPAN HOUSE Los Angeles Nature Supernature exhibition on Feb. 3, 2021, in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Ryan Miller/JAPAN HOUSE Los Angeles)

JAPAN HOUSE Los Angeles Presents a Visionary Look at Nature and the Supernatural through Japanese Woodblock Prints

Amabie: the Japanese Yokai That Can Stave Off Epidemics

Keisuke Aiso’s Ubume Sculpture that was Missappropriated as the Face of the Momo Hoax

The Bakemono Zukushi “Monster” Scroll of Japan

Kusotare: Ogawaji, Uozu, Toyama Prefecture | all photos © 2016 Charles Fréger

Yokainoshima: Charles Fréger’s Photos of Monsters in Japanese Folklore

Yokai Sushi and Other Imaginative Illustrations of Demons

Broken by the Weight of Snow, a Tengu Nose is Now Repaired

Oni-gawara: Japanese Demon Roof Tiles For Your Home

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