Kasa-Obake A

Kasa-Obake belong to Japanese folklore and to the Yokai, specifically to the Tsukumogami, the artifact spirits. It is also often called Karakasa-Obake, which means paper umbrella spirit, or Karakasa-Kozō, umbrella boy. The Kasa-Obake has the shape of a large, traditional paper umbrella. It hides a large eye and a long tongue under its umbrella. Its handle ends in a leg with a human foot. Sometimes he also wears shoes. Traditionally he wears either geta or zori. In rare cases, the Kasa-Obake eve…

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