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Japan
I dont believe you. You are a liar.
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Mar 2 2011, 9:14 AM EST by Anonymous
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not japan
i's actually korea not japan buddy
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Feb 3 2010, 1:27 AM EST by Anonymous
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Japan
These Are Real. Im Japanese and I Live in a Small Town. It dosnt have a Name. It in the Middle of a Forest. And this isnt Fake. I Promise you. I Was Out looking for Berrys so i could make my BlackBerry Pumkin Bread. It was, 2003. I Was Not Young; Nor Old. Theres a Small Cave. Its not Deep; Light shines in it. Thats where i made my Clubhouse. I Was In there and I Laid my basket down and Counted them. I Heard Footsteps. I thought it was An Elephant. Since we Do have Elephants in the Next Village over. It Sounded Close. So i thought "Did an Elephant Escape?" As i stood up and Walked out. I Looked Around; And Coming Out from behind the Cave; Was a Oni [鬼] It Wasnt Huge; Nor Small. It Saw Me, So I Ran Back into the Cave and Went to the Very back. It walked pass the Cave`s Entrence, But didnt come in. As i walked out; The Oni Wasnt there. So i Quickly Picked up the Basket and Ran back to my House. I Havnt told anyone, Until now.
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Jan 9 2011, 10:25 AM EST by Anonymous
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Unknown Creature Found By Russian Soldiers
from Moscow and situated near Japan. No one knows its kind. Studying its bones
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The Bermuda Triangle
on the area. An area called the "Devil's Sea" by Japanese and Filipino seamen, located off the east coast of Japan, also exhibits the same magnetic
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cool
Akki is a really cool name for demons
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Feb 9 2010, 11:27 AM EST by
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great information
anon shut the **** no one wants to here stupid children such as you self so shutthe hell up
i think this was useful thanks
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Mar 5 2011, 12:20 PM EST by Anonymous
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 Hibagon
The Hibahon is basically the Japanese equivalent of the Bigfoot or yeti. It is normally black or brown and lives in the mountainous forested regions of Japan. However, a certain tribe is rumored to have moved to Africa. They are intelligent and gentle.
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Possible info from the location of the freaking picture..
Japanese legends featuring snake women who marry human men, take them under water to live with them, and in return grant immortality. She is also based off a ryukyu odd-tooth snake, known in Japan as an Akamata. Picture and info from Katie Hofgard.
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Jan 29 2012, 12:53 AM EST by Anonymous
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Kirin under Japanese
There should also be a link to this under Japanese Mythology under "Kirin"
*other notes:
...when discovered in Africa, Giraffe, with there horn-like ossicones and scale-like spots, so much resembled these beasts of legend that the Japanese and Korean still refer to Giraffe as "Kirin"
...an internationally-distributed beer from Japan bears the name and a dipiction of the mythical Kirin
...sometimes refered to as a "dragon-horse" or a "Chinese-unicorn"
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May 29 2011, 6:35 AM EDT by Anonymous
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the idea that its a science experiment may not be wrong
Scientists in japan have admitted to creating a creature that is part hippo part rodent of some sort. that was honestly what i thought of when i saw the pic. maybe in the quake and flood a couple specimens found their way elsewhere. still could be a hoax though.
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Jun 17 2011, 8:38 PM EDT by Anonymous
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information
Not all myths come complete with their own accompaniment of 'epics'. I'm afraid you'll just have to accept that some beliefs have been lost to time. Short of going to Japan and asking around, there's little more information we ccan get on this creature.
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Aug 11 2011, 5:10 AM EDT by
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Japanese monsters
Hi there,
I'm half-japanese and so I thought I could help you about this subject. What you are referring to as japanese monsters are called "Yôkai" (here's the wikipedia article,if you want details) and they're kind of folkloric monsters from japan.
There's alot of them and you'll probably find a list of them somewhere. If you want details about one of them,just mail me: chraitikojima.kenji@gmail.com
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Nov 10 2010, 8:35 PM EST by Anonymous
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friend scared of Banshees?
Me and a friend were planing a trip to go to Japan(ugh!!!) and then go to Ireland(YAY!!!) and I was actually wanting to see hear or at least learn more about the Banshee when we are there, but my friend is really scared of Banshees and I mean REALLY scared of them. when she told me I laughed sooo hard I almost peed in my pants!!! seriously!!! so I got online to show her how not-scary they really are. now she isnt that scared any more but still a little. Thanks for all the help BYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Apr 21 2011, 7:56 PM EDT by Anonymous
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mothman again
well the moth man can be fast i seen him dashing in the woods i dident bother to get my camcorder cuz he'll be gone so i tryed to run after him but he was to fast days later japan had a earthquake so hummm maby he is real or not soo decide if hes real or not up to you ☻
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May 19 2011, 8:11 PM EDT by Anonymous
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what about....
kitsune was known as the leader of the yokai he is usually depicted as a fox but others say he is a man of about 20 years of age. He leads kind yokai but is also know to play tricks on cruel hearted people and leave them for the oni. it was also said that kitsune didn't like when people from other countries came to japan. so supposidly he would trick the outsiders away and if that didn't work he would let them stay or kill them if evil was in their heart.
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Nov 29 2011, 7:57 AM EST by Anonymous
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BUSTED: Sorry, crazy wishful thinkers, it's time for a hit of reality.
Please. Apply common sense before you say it isn't a whale. I'm a marine zoologist- this is quite clearly a toothed whale. Google 'Dolphin Skull' if you don't believe me; compare the dentation, the structure of the maxilla ('upper jaw') and the conical teeth, adapted for catching fish. Based off the size, it could be a Beluga, or whatever species of toothed whale is found near Russia and Japan. If you're too lazy to find an image...
http://www.cryptomundo.com/wp-content/belugaskulllg.jpg
Here you go. Myth: Busted.
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Aug 28 2011, 7:22 PM EDT by Anonymous
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Question :)
can an oni appear as a little girl who cries blood?
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Aug 18 2011, 5:23 PM EDT by
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AUBZDALL RETURNS!
Watch out for freak tidal activity. That was on 'eck of a quake Japan had.
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Mar 11 2011, 4:23 PM EST by
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Its true existance.
Well how I originally knew the ghoul, as a simple graverobber fiend of the night, that's what I thought a European ghouls was. Like the Arabian, but without any mentions of demons and it coming back to life if you hit it twice.
The kasha in Japan is basically a ghoul who lives in a society that cremates its dead. The result being the ghouls will greedily snatch the dead before they are laid to rest; coffin and all.
For some reason half the sources I just found online are saying the kasha is a cat creature. I've never heard of that before.
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