This book is the first series of works by the Japanese painter Toriyama Ishiden, completed in the 5th year of An'ei (1776). "Hundred Ghosts at Night" consists of three parts: "Yin in the first chapter", "Yang in the first part" and "Wind in the first part". The names of each chapter are taken from the six qi. This series mainly depicts some supernatural objects, including ghosts, ghosts, ghosts and monsters, many of which were created by Toriyama Ishizen based on Japanese literature, Japanese folklore and Japanese traditional arts. These works had a profound impact on the subsequent Japanese monster culture.
Reader comments
The storyline of this book is very attractive, and each monster has its own unique character and experience, which is impressive. Moreover, the illustrations in the book are also very beautiful, allowing people to feel the image of monsters more intuitively. I think this is a valuable book, not only to understand Japanese monster culture, but also to expand your own imagination.
The storyline of this book is very attractive, and each monster has its own unique character and experience, which is impressive. Moreover, the illustrations in the book are also very beautiful, allowing people to feel the image of monsters more intuitively. I think this is a valuable book, not only to understand Japanese monster culture, but also to expand your own imagination.