Japanese folklore women

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Ohaguro Bettari: Japanese Mythology by Wolf-Fram

Much of the mythology and pantheon of Japanese gods is derived from the traditional folklore of Shinto – one of the major religions of Japan.

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A digital art inspired by Japanese mythology and folklore, Futa-kuchi-onna is a type of yokai, characterized by having two mouths, one normal and another on the nape of the neck, underneath the hair, where the woman's skull divides, forming lips, teeth and tongue, creating a second mouth.

When we hear the word "Geisha" our minds immediately picture an elegant woman, dressed in the finest silk clothing, a delicate figure that seems to float with

Kuchisake-onna 口裂け女 woman with her mouth cut off, 입 찢어진 여자 woman with her mouth broken) is a popular urban legend from Japanese and Korean folklore. It is about a woman who was.

AI-generated picture in a traditional Japanese woodprint style