Japanese Weird Stories

Japanese folk have a large number of legends about monsters, and Japanese kaidan literature also has an ancient and mysterious color. The term "kaidan" sometimes refers to any horror story, but sometimes it also refers to a collection of supernatural stories from the Edo period. This album is based on the most widely circulated folk tales in Japan and covers extremely rich contents, such as the grudges of the Taira family who were exterminated due to defeat in Japanese history, the wife who refused to leave after her death, the faceless man by the moat at night, the afterlife agreement between the samurai and the tree spirit, the old monk who lived by eating corpses, and the secret of ghosts redressing their grievances...