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Is this too niche?
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drawnbyraven · 7 months
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Happy Spooky Month! 🎃👻
I orignally started these for Halloween themed stickers and charms, but didn't finish them on time because of my sinus infection :( maybe i'll reVAMP them for next year?
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transmascotd · 2 months
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transmasc character of the day: kokkuri-san from gugure! kokkuri-san
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transotd · 2 months
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trans character of the day: kokkuri-san from gugure! kokkuri-san
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kitsumirae · 1 year
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Kokkuri-san
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sashamosu46 · 2 years
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Who doesn't love Kokkuri-san's fox form? 🥰❤️🦊
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letsgethaunted · 1 year
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Let's Get Haunted! Episode 89: Japanese Folklore feat. Reina Scully
Welcome to Episode 89! For our third episode of Spooky Szn 2021, we decided to have on our good friend Reina Scully to school us in the spookiest of Japanese Folklore! This week, we discuss "Kokkuri San", "Hitobashira", "Teke Teke", "Tomino's Hell", and "Kuchisake Onna" in a very special episode of Japanese-themed hauntings. Kokkuri: Kokkuri, or Kokkuri-san, refers to a paranormal game of divination, similar to the American Ouiji Board. The word kokkuri refers to the game, the actual physical apparatus, and kokkuri-san refers to the being that is summoned that is considered by the Japanese to be some sort of animal spirit that is a mix between a fox, dog, and raccoon. The game is played by writing characters on a piece of paper (much like a Ouija Board) and moving a coin around the board instead of a planchette. Hitobashira: Hitobashira refers to a cultural practice of human sacrifice used formerly in Japan, in addition to many other eastern and southeastern countries found in Asia, wherein humans were buried alive near large-scale construction projects (such as castles, bridges, and dams) as an offering to the gods to keep the structure safe from harm. Teke Teke: Teke Teke is a Japanese urban legend about the ghost of a schoolgirl whose body was cut in half when she was run over by a train in a mysterious accident. Due to the unfortunate circumstances of her demise, her ghost is doomed to roam urban areas using only her hands and elbows since her lower half no longer exists. The dragging of her torso across the ground makes a “teke teke” noise similar to a skittering or scratching noise. She carries around a large scythe that she uses to chop unsuspecting passers-by in half. Tomino’s Hell: Written by Japanese poet Saijo Yaso at the end of WWI, “Tomino's Hell” is a dark and unsettling poem believed to curse or even kill anyone who reads it out loud. Kuchisake Onna: Kuchisake-onna, meaning “Slit-Mouthed Woman”, is a popular urban legend about a malicious spirit who wears a mask to cover her mouth. She stops strangers in the night and asks “Do you think I’m beautiful?” Regardless of the answer (except in rare circumstances), she will tear off her mask, revealing her mutilated mouth, before killing the stranger.
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royumijapon · 1 year
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Probamos Kokkuri san, la "ouija" Japonesa
Para este Halloween, probamos kokkuri san, la popular "ouija" japonesa! Resultados sorprendentes? #japon #kokkurisan #sobrenatural
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mywife2003 · 1 year
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mirando y soñando, gogure kokkuri-san, lumity, huntlow y mas en twitter, follow me @mywife2003
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incorrect-joseimuke · 6 months
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MC: Instant fried soba is not fried soba. "Since you don't even fry it, boiled in a cup soba?" is what everyone always asks. Still, I find its spirit, to class itself as fried soba, endearing regardless. I feel it is sympathetic to my identity. It's cheapness is irresistible. The same goes for the crab meat. It's crabless crab meat. It's just boiled fish paste. It may look like a crab, but it can never be crab. It is imitation crab. However, the crab meat cannot go on living as boiled fish paste. Don't a large number of people become impostors in an attemp to become something greater than themselves? Perhaps I'm instant fried soba, as well.
One of the boys: What should I do? This got heavy and I don't know what to say.
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ydotome · 1 year
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Kokkuri-san "Fox" (コックリさん) - Gugure! Kokkuri-san - Episode 1
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milolol · 9 months
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transmascotd · 2 months
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transmasc character of the day: inugami from gugure! kokkuri-san
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martian-astro · 7 months
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DID GOJO JUST FUCKING DIE IN THE MOST RECENT CHAPTER OR WHAT?????
First dazai and now gojo bro, I just can't do it anymore 😭😭😭
Did all the writers have a meeting or something where they decided ki "let's just kill the fan favorite character and give them trauma"
I don't even know what's happening anymore, I'm done
Going to watch kaguya Sama now, cuz shoujo's the only thing that can help me cope with this DUMB STUPID SHIT THAT'S GOING ON
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transotd · 2 months
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trans character of the day: inugami from gugure! kokkuri-san
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