蟒蛇 うわばみ
Translation: giant snake, great serpent Alternate names: orochi, daija Habitat: wilderness Diet: carnivorous, very fond of alcohol; gluttonous
Appearance: Uwabami are enormous serpents. Apart from their incredible size, they closely resemble ordinary snakes. They make their homes in the wilderness, far from civilization.
Behavior: Uwabami’s most notable feature is their appetite. They are capable of eating things that are much larger than their bodies, and in quantities that seem like more than they should be able to eat. They are also extremely fond of drinking, and can consume huge quantities of sake. Like many animals, snakes are believed to have a variety of magical powers. They can shape-shift into various objects and creatures, including humans. They can even control the elements to some extent. Natural disasters such as floods and rock slides are often attributed to uwabami.
The Night Parade of the 100 Demons.
In Japan, many legends speak of yokai parades in the streets of cities, called Hyakki Yagyo (百鬼夜行 – The Night Parade of the 100 Demons). This event usually takes place during the hot summer nights and during the obon season (お盆), a time of year when spirits visit the world of the living.
According to legend, humans were once deceived by yokai who encouraged them to go out on the streets on those nights, Then...
A personal vision of the Yokai.
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蟒蛇 うわばみ
Translation: giant snake, great serpent Alternate names: orochi, daija Habitat: wilderness Diet: carnivorous, very fond of alcohol; gluttonous
Appearance: Uwabami are enormous serpents. Apart from their incredible size, they closely resemble ordinary snakes. They make their homes in the wilderness, far from civilization.
Behavior: Uwabami’s most notable feature is their appetite. They are capable of eating things that are much larger than their bodies, and in quantities that seem like more than they should be able to eat. They are also extremely fond of drinking, and can consume huge quantities of sake. Like many animals, snakes are believed to have a variety of magical powers. They can shape-shift into various objects and creatures, including humans. They can even control the elements to some extent. Natural disasters such as floods and rock slides are often attributed to uwabami.
The Night Parade of the 100 Demons.
In Japan, many legends speak of yokai parades in the streets of cities, called Hyakki Yagyo (百鬼夜行 – The Night Parade of the 100 Demons). This event usually takes place during the hot summer nights and during the obon season (お盆), a time of year when spirits visit the world of the living.
According to legend, humans were once deceived by yokai who encouraged them to go out on the streets on those nights, Then...
A personal vision of the Yokai.