Japanese Yokai

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itscolossal:Artists Respond to the Coronavirus Outbreak by Flooding Social Media with a Japanese Yok

warau-okami:itscolossal:Artists Respond to the Coronavirus Outbreak by Flooding Social Media with a

my future artbook with yokai :) if you want to pre order one send me a message :) 

buboplague:major arcana of a yokai tarot deck personal project from last yearMinor Arcana [link]info

yokaizin:Biwa bokuboku琵琶牧々びわぼくぼくTRANSLATION: takes its name from a particular legendary biwaAPPEARAN

peashooter85:More Scary Japanese Monsters —- The ShirimeIn old times, this was a yokai (creature) fo

A few pieces I did for a post card set. These are all interpretations of various Japanese Yokai~

Bizarre Japanese Folklore — The Sazae Oni and the Stolen Testicles,According to an old legend

Tsukioka Yoshitoshi (Taiso) (1839-1892), ‘Tsuchigumo’, 1880-90Source

The satori is a yōkai from Japanese mythology. Resembling monkeys, they are said to dwell in the mou

Bake-Bake Gakkō, or ‘School for Spooks’ (1872). Kawanabe Kyōsai.

More Scary Japanese Monsters — The ShirimeIn old times, this was a yokai (creature) found on t

Medieval Japanese monster folklore, the AkanameThe akaname is a yokai (mythical creature) that is sa

Kensuke Koike aka 小池健輔 (Japanese, b. 1980, Nagoya, Japan) - Hyakume / Hyakki Yakou (Night parade of

Yokai Warriors. I developed characters for a television series idea I had. 

Inktober 2016: 31 WitchesOct 1 - Seasonal WitchA Kijo to start off! I really like the Momijigari leg

jareckiworld:Kaneko Tomiyuki  -  妖怪 (Yōkai)  [mineral pigments, Japanese ink, transparent watercolor

lpbestiary: The Daidarabotchi is a gigantic yōkai from Japanese mythology. It is so large that it ca

100 Monsters (Daiei, 1968). Japanese film poster. A multitude of yokai. 

tinsil:out with coronavirus, in with amabiethis is the yokai [amabie ], draw a picture of her &

Hi Tumblr…remember me? I’ve all but neglected my Tumblr account. If you are interested in fol

deathandmysticism:Illustrations of kappa, a yōkai demon or imp found in traditional Japanese folklor

The Oboroguruma is a Yokai found in Kyoto Japan. The Oboroguruma is described as an oxcart with a gi

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