Tsukumogami: Discover Legendary Yokai, Spirits, and Mythical Creatures

Abumi-guchi
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Abumi-guchi (鐙口)

The Abumi-guchi is a small, furry yōkai that is said to be formed from an abumi.

Kameosa
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Kameosa (瓶長)

A spirit born from an old sake jar, Kameosa is known to provide an endless supply of drink to those who treat it with respect.

Setotaishō
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Setotaishō (瀬戸大将)

Setotaishō is a yokai warrior born from the shards of discarded pottery. Said to haunt kilns and storerooms, he represents the forgotten value of craftsmanship and neglected items.

Shiro-uneri
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Shiro-uneri (白うねり)

Shiro-uneri is a yokai formed from an old white dishcloth. Over time, it becomes animated and transforms into a twisting, dragon-like spirit.