テンコロバシ

A ghost [¹] that テンコロバシ comes to the Hachinohe, Aomori district.

Summary

That it is a big spherical ghost and I roll in the slope while beaming at rain-threatening night and go up and down [¹].

 

Reference: Cut of Kinuta in "a Japanese and Chinese 3 years old collection of pictures"

"テンコロコロバシ" of the ghost coming to Oku-gun, Okayama may be called "テンコロバシ" [²]. It is a dialect of the land, and the ten kolo is a mallet to hit the cloth in Kinuta or Kinuta, and it is said that this ten kolo-shaped ghost rolls in the slope to テンコロコロバシ of the ghost at a specific place at night [¹].

Of Tottori "Tutsi kolo bi"; of Kochi may be identified "タテクリカエシ" with "the field mallet snake" in encyclopedia "Japan and China 3 years old collection of pictures" of the Edo era [³].

Footnote

[Help]

1. For ^ ^{a b c} folklore research institute compilation "general folk vocabulary Vol. 3 of Japan", Kunio Yanagida supervision, Heibonsha Publishers Ltd., 1,955 years, it is page 1004.
2. For ^ Kenichi Tanikawa supervision "ghost Heibonsha Publishers Ltd. of Japan", 1,987 years, it is page 136. ISBN 978-4-582-92057-4。
3. For ^ 岩井宏實 "ghosts river appearance Publishing new company 〈 river appearance library 〉, 2,000 years in the living", it is 118-119 pages. ISBN 978-4-309-47396-3。

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• List of Japanese ghosts

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