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Bakemono no e

Bakemono no e

Japanese handscroll of the Edo period depicting 35 characters from Japanese folklore.

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    14%

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    6.2%

  4. Nure-onna

    Japanese yōkai.

    6.1%

  5. Ushi-oni

    Type of yokai in Japanese mythology and folklore.

    5.7%

  6. Edo period

    Japanese history from 1600 to 1868.

    5.2%

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    4.7%

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    4.7%

  10. Kappa (folklore)

    Japanese mythical creature.

    3.8%

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    12%

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    10%

  4. Nurikabe

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    10%

  5. Ushi-oni

    Type of yokai in Japanese mythology and folklore.

    6.8%

  6. Kappa (folklore)

    Japanese mythical creature.

    6.4%

  7. Umibōzu

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    4.3%

  8. Akashita

    Yōkai.

    3.8%

  9. Ubume

    Japanese yōkai of pregnant women.

    2.9%

  10. Yuki-onna

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    2.8%