Among Japanese monsters, which monsters are related to misfortune? The kind that brings misfortune to others or yourself.

Bones girl

A geisha who was insulted, bullied and ravaged at birth became a ghost after her death. Because there was only a pile of bones left, she disguised herself with human skin. In China, she is called a ghost painter (from Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio). Most of her revenge targets are men, and most of them are people with bad character. It is recorded in detail in Night of a Hundred Ghosts, so Japanese folklorists are generally like this.

Qiao Nv

She was a geisha. Legend has it that she was betrayed by a man in two of a kind and threw herself into the river. But the soul is not dead. Every time I see young women crossing the river, I drag them into the river and bind their bodies until they drown.

Yuki Onna

Snow girls are peerless beauties, wearing white kimonos, with snow-like skin, slim figure, long light blue hair, white round face like crescent moon, watery eyes and cold nature. They are subordinates of the mountain god and are in charge of winter snow. As Japan is a small island country, this kind of heroism of the mainland country, which is frozen for three feet and snowy in Wan Li, is actually beyond Japanese appreciation and understanding. Fragility, softness and sadness constitute the soul of Snow Girl, which is the reflection of natural ice and snow in the slender character of Japanese people. The young snow girl is harmless to people, and the adult snow girl will freeze her favorite human male forever and bring it back to the cave where she lives and put it up for her to watch.

Hairy prostitute

It is said that this person is an illegitimate daughter hosted by Japanese Buddhism. In order to maintain her lofty image, her master sold her to be a geisha. But she was not beautiful, so she was left out in the cold and committed suicide at the age of 15. I especially hate parents who abandon their flesh and blood, but I don't kill people. I'm just hiding behind the window and peeking.