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Despite his scary look of a face with arms and legs without anything else, the haradashi is a benevolent yokai (it's proper to Japan, translating by demon or spirit would not be precise enough) who loves sake just a little too much. According to the folklore, when he sees someone is sad alone at home, he comes comforting them, and in exchange of sake performs a happy dance for them to cheer them up. He can invite them home (generally a temple) and cook them a good meal. He also receives lost people who are not far from his temple when the weather is harsh or the night is dark.
Haradashi © Japanese folklore
Drawing © me
Haradashi © Japanese folklore
Drawing © me
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Fantasy
Species Exotic (Other)
Size 1280 x 1183px
File Size 195.2 kB
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