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Hitotsume-kozō (一つ目小僧) are a Yōkai (supernatural apparition) of ****an that take on the
appearance of a bald-headed
child with one eye in the
center of...
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Hitotsume-nyūdō is a yōkai of ****an that has the
appearance of an ōnyūdō that has only one eye They can be seen in the
legends and
folklore of various...
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itself as a
human or
appears in a
strange or
terrifying form such as a
hitotsume-kozō, an ōnyūdō, or a noppera-bō. In
common usage, any
bizarre apparition...
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signifying the dead person's spirit.
Hitotsume-kozō A bald
child spirit with a
single eye like a cyclops.
Hitotsume-nyūdō A monk
spirit with a
single eye...
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single giant eye:
Hitotsume-kozō,
monsters (obake) in ****anese folklore, with a
single giant eye in the
center of the face
Hitotsume-nyūdō
could p**** for...
- term for a
Korean ghost.
Hibagon – The ****anese
equivalent of Bigfoot.
Hitotsume-kozou – A Yōkai that
takes on the
appearance of a bald, one-e**** child...
- that were also
servants such as the
hitotsume-kozō, the amefurikozō, the tanuki, and the kappa, and
since the
hitotsume-kozō and the
kappa have been depicted...
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Skeleton Argus Panoptes Basilisk Catoblepas ****atrice
Cyclopes Gorgon Hitotsume-kozou
Lamia Lynx
Mokumokuren Asura Deva / Devi Noppera-bō ****akuchi-onna...
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Tsurubebi Karakasa Nurikabe Yuki-onna
Sentakugitsune Ookubi Bake-danuki
Hitotsume-kozō
Kappa Otoroshi Ohaguro-bettari Nuri-botoke Oshiroi-babaa
Kejoro Wanyudo...
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Tokushima Prefecture (near Dannoura), and is
mentioned by
Kunio Yanagita in
Hitotsume kozō sono ta (『一つ目小僧その他』).
Hoichi is
often referenced in the book Blood...
