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Iwana bōzu, akugyo, Ohatsu, & kingyo no yūrei
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Strange beasts lurk in the mountains of Niigata. Do you know what to do if one happens to cross your path? 🍙
Read today's post to find out: https://t.co/8bXazeEw4Z

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If you happen to bump into a nobiagari in a bamboo grove, whatever you do... don't look up!
Find out how to escape from a nobiagari in today's post: https://t.co/DwSNf7Baa0

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3/14 in Japan is "White Day." How many white yokai can you think of?

When 800 years old you reach, look this good you will not!
Learn about Yaobikuni, Fukui's mermaid-eating immortal!
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🐅 2022 is the year of the tiger! So it's only fitting that our first yokai of the year be a tiger-themed yokai! 🐯
Read about torakoishi: https://t.co/i6vbtwNiWC
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Namahage come down from the mountains during New Year's and scare the villagers of Akita Prefecture. Are there any bad kids here?
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It's New Year's Eve! You know what that means? It means if you go to the toilet and there's a creepy old bald man peering in the window watching you, you might just find gold and become rich!
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The takarabune is a lucky symbol commonly displayed around New Year's. Because the first dream of the new year is considered auspicious, this lucky ship will carry your bad dreams off & make sure only good ones get through.
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