悪魔祓い | Purification | Part 02 More Info: trentanthonyfrancis.com #horrorart #digitalart #aiart #yokai #folklore #photography @PGPayT pic.twitter.com/DvW5Vi3nPr

Work in progress. 制作中。 #wipart #art #folklore #アート pic.twitter.com/ABWvK8lNlW

青木ヶ原 The shrouded forest does not know this lost boy, Nor may the sea of trees revive his outcast beau; With cool surrender, bent by forbidden joy, He succumbs without fear to the earth below. When #Folklore mirrors fact. 🖤⃝🤍 #Vss365 ↟↟ #mirror 𖣂 𖢔 #poetry pic.twitter.com/bHF3d5JYuS

folklore 初日無事終了 スガさん、櫻井さん、 小林武史さん、ゲストシンガーのHana Hopeさん、ダンサー、そしてバンド、 全てが奇跡なような時間でした 明日も心を込めて 叩かせて頂きます🙏🫶 #folklore #スガシカオ #櫻井和寿 #小林武史 pic.twitter.com/8b9VU2TuSJ

東急プラザ表参道店で流れてるよー！みんなー！ @TSwiftNewsJP #folklore #taylorswift pic.twitter.com/47KVAItUvL

4) THE ONE-EYED ONE-LEGGED MONK👁️ Above the entrance of the Sōjibō (総持坊) training hall is an image of a one-eyed one-legged monk carrying a gong ('Hitotsumeko-zō 一つ目小僧). In life this strange figure was a disciple of the 18th abbot, Ryōgen (元三大師良源). #Kyoto #folklore pic.twitter.com/vM71rA94GI

It is said that the snake, bathed in the compassion of Kannon (観音), mended his ways and forever after protected visitors to Yokawa. A small shrine, 'Ryū-ga-ike Benzaiten' (龍ヶ池弁財天社), now stands over the pond. #Yokawa #横川 #Hieizan #比叡山 #Enryakuji #folklore pic.twitter.com/Tn8ZnDyLlY

Legend has it that the pot melded to Nisshin's head just above the eyes...and because of this he later became known as 'Nabe-kamuri Nisshin' (鍋かむり日親 'Pot Head Nisshin'). Nisshin might have died in prison were it not for Yoshinori's assassination in 1441. #folklore #Japan pic.twitter.com/DFQPfFDmH8

福建游神 The parade of deities in Fujian province. #folklore #ChineseNewYear pic.twitter.com/BD1vdMyzgk

明日はワンフェス2024冬です。 少しですが、 カラーバージョンのマグネットもご用意しました! 皆様ぜひお越し下さい。宜しくお願い致します🙇 卓番は4-29-01です🐱 #ワンフェス #妖怪 #yokai #folklore #art #monster #wf #creature #design #sculpture pic.twitter.com/XKHkzgvY89

😖🙏STAGE DIVING KYŌTO-STYLE🪂😇 'To jump off the stage at Kiyomizu' (清水の舞台から飛び降りる) is similar to the English expression 'taking the plunge'. In Edo times it was believed that if you survived the jump a long-held wish would be granted. #Kyoto #京都 #folklore #清水寺 pic.twitter.com/SWaLxwkTRV