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Tag Archives: Japanese folklore
Folklore and the Gothic Research Seminar, 20 May 1.30-2.30, online
The Luck of the Ningyo: Japanese human-fish Yokai and the rise of the fake museum mermaid Talk by Dr Sam George, 20 May 2026, 1.30-2.30. BST As a follower of OGOM, you are invited to attend a research seminar hosted online … Continue reading
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Tagged Fiji Mermaid, Folklore, Japanese folklore, merfolk, mermaids, Monsters, ningyo, weird, Yokai
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Yōkai & Me: Introducing #YōkaiFriday
The world of yōkai has been fascinating me of late. These creatures are currently popular in anime, manga, film and computer games, but they originated in local legends in Japan, folktales and regional ghost stories. I was excited to attend the … Continue reading