Ungaikyō

Japanese folklore

The ungaikyō (雲外鏡、うんがいきょう; "mirror beyond the clouds") is a yōkai in Japanese folklore or fiction, a type of mirror monster. The monster is depicted in the Gazu hyakki tsurezure bukuro (1784), a collection of yōkai paintings by the Edo period ukiyo-e artist Toriyama Sekien.

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Ungaikyō

Japanese folklore

The ungaikyō (雲外鏡、うんがいきょう; "mirror beyond the clouds") is a yōkai in Japanese folklore or fiction, a type of mirror monster. The monster is depicted in the Gazu hyakki tsurezure bukuro (1784), a collection of yōkai paintings by the Edo period ukiyo-e artist Toriyama Sekien.

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The ungaikyō (雲外鏡、うんがいきょう; "mirror beyond the clouds") is a yōkai in Japanese folklore or fiction, a type of mirror monster. The monster is depicted in the Gazu hyakki tsurezure bukuro (1784), a collection of yōkai paintings by the Edo period ukiyo-e artist Toriyama Sekien. Modern commentary considers it an example of a tsukumogami or possessed object often depicted with faces, etc., and the ability to maneuver.

Text: Wikipédia, CC BY-SA 4.0. · Image: Toriyama Sekien (鳥山石燕) (Public domain) ·

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