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no Hanako or commonly known as the ghost Hanako toilet inhabitants, is
one of the ghosts that popular among Japanese school children. Its popularity makes youkai Often is Often featured in the manga, anime, and movies. Each talking about toilets are fairly austere, even Japanese people associate with ghosts Hanako. Hanako Who exactly is it?.Gender: FemaleHeight: Around 120 cmWeight: UnknownCharacteristics: bob hair, red skirtWeapons: NoneHabitat: School ToiletMovement: Moving aroundHanako is actually a name that is quite old-fashioned to the name of a Japanese woman and had been a 'trend' in the past. Mentioned,
Hanako ghost legend Began in the 1950's when it was a scene where the
little boy in the toilet sightings school with a red skirt, short bob
hair, and could Appear in the bathroom elementary schools in Japan. Urban
legend says that at that time there was a little boy who was hiding in
the school toilet from the pursuit of his mother crazy, but unfortunate
he was found and killed by the mother. Other
versions say that Hanako is a little boy who winner! Because of air
raids of World War II, when he was playing hide and seek with his friend
and hid in the toilet.b. Teke Teke
Kashima Reiko or Teke - Teke is a ghost or a phantom woman without legs are usually located in the school toilet japan. Tek - tek or Teke - Teke is one urban legend of the famous Japanese decent. Teke - Teke is a demon girl who fell from the train and therefore his legs cut off. And now his ghost haunts around Japan, dragging half of the body by using his hands like claws. So that every time he moves, he makes the sound "Tech ... Tech ...".
c. Kuchisake Onna
This
legend is said to come from a young woman named Kuchisake Onna who
lived hundreds of years ago as the wife or concubine of a samurai. This woman has a very pretty face, because it was the samurai said there will be no other woman will love.fire apparently unrequited love and betray the young woman samurai with cheating. When a dark secret known, the samurai would feel very jealous and furious immediately.His eyes darkened and lost his senses. He immediately drew his sword and cut the slit mouth woman from right ear to left ear. He then said, "Who would think that you are beautiful now?"Onna Kuchisake mouth gaping wide open, but no sound whatsoever coming out of his mouth. There was just blood rushing soaked robe. His eyes bulged and tears indicating that he was holding her extreme pain. But still there is no any sound coming out of his mouth.Left alone by the samurai for hours on end, until he died. Since the demise of curiosity, her spirit still haunt to keep looking for the samurai and demanded revenge. His nickname is Satan mouthed gap.Long story short, this legend passed down through the generations until now. The myth that there is now a myth that a woman exploring in the night with his face covered by a surgical mask.When he found a man, she will shyly ask, "Am I pretty?" ("Watashi Kirei?").If the person answers "yes," then he would take off his mask and said, "How about now?" ("Kore demo?"). At this point, if the victim answered "No," he would kill them or cut their mouths to resemble hers with scissors or a knife. But
if the victim said she was still beautiful for the second time (after
the woman opened the mask), he followed the victim to the house and
killed them on the doorstep of their homes.
2. South Korea
1. Cheonyeo Gwishin (처녀 귀신), Virgin Ghost)
Cheonyeo Gwishin can be called as well as its people Kuntilanak Korea (Korea is in the form of ghosts and long-haired woman in white). In the Korean legend, a young woman who died in a virgin will be bitter against his shame (shame because it was a virgin). Hence came the female ghosts who were around relatives and friends.
Cheonyeo Gwishin can be called as well as its people Kuntilanak Korea (Korea is in the form of ghosts and long-haired woman in white). In the Korean legend, a young woman who died in a virgin will be bitter against his shame (shame because it was a virgin). Hence came the female ghosts who were around relatives and friends.
Korea
ghost sightings described Cheonyeo Gwishin very long haired woman
wearing a white dress (traditional Korean dress, hanbok), his face pale
and blood dripping from the side of his mouth, korea ghost sightings can
be seen as in the film The Ring Virus (Sadako mode on ). Because of its mission to get married are not met, then it is impossible for him to cross over into the afterlife. It is said that the ghost is condemned newlyweds, but it is also considered to bring ghost sickness or accident. The
only way to get rid of ghosts korea is performing an exorcism ritual or
by marrying a virgin ghost (Cheonyeo Gwishin) with ghost bachelor
(Mongdal).
2. Jeoseung Only (저승 사자), Angel of Death) Korea ghost Jeoseung Only or interpreted Representative of Jeoseung are subtle creatures that suck the soul and the souls guiding through the dark misty forest towards the hereafter (Korean version of the Grim Reaper). Jeoseung not heaven or hell, but it is the destination of the dead (called reverse Yiseung, or earth).
Korea
ghost sightings Jeoseung Just horrible as it is still a part of the
cemetery and shamanism is still practiced in the rural areas. Traditionally,
Korean ghost sightings Jeoseung only be described as an agent of a
corrupt government that threatened to misuse of people died in custody,
unless they are bribed with offerings.
3. Dokkaebi
Dokkaebi is a common word for a type of spirit in Korean folklore or fairy tales.
The Dokkaebi is a mythical being that appears in many old Korean folktales. Although usually frightening, it could also represent a humorous, grotesque-looking sprite or goblin. These creatures loved mischief and playing mean tricks on bad people and they rewarded good people with wealth and blessings. They are different from ghosts (귀신) in that they are not formed by the death of a human being, but rather by the transformation of an inanimate object.
Different versions of the Korean Dokkaebi mythology assign different attributes to them. In some cases they are considered harmless but nevertheless mischievous, usually playing pranks on people or challenging wayward travellers to a ssireum (Korean wrestling) match for the right to pass.
Most Dokkaebi to carry a kind of club or mallet called a dokkaebi bangmang'i (도깨비 방망이). They are like magic wands, from which it can summon anything it wants. Unfortunately, when it gets something by using it, it gets things by "stealing" from someone else, because this bangmang'i can only summon existing things, and it doesn't create objects out of thin air.
Dokkaebi love to play games, especially ssireum as mentioned above. They are extremely good at it and one will never be able to beat them by trying to push them from the left side. However, they are very weak on the right side. In other stories one should hook their leg and push them to win, as they have only one leg.
Dokkaebi can also have a cap which is called dokkaebi gamtu (도깨비 감투). Its most well-known ability is that it gives the wearer invisibility.
3. China
1. vampire chinece version
the undead-like man, dressed full Chinese tradition, preserved face and preening. Ghost moves by jumping while both her hands straight forward. Jump distance versus ghost is said further pocong. It is argued, should Chinese Ghost caught or stopped its movement if the forehead. This creature is believed to rise from the grave / tomb of China because they spirits not at rest even though his body in meditation it perfectly. It is not pervasive but likes to Annoy People, Usually at night. Ghost half Chinese people believe that free is killing and eating humans as zombies, but there is no evidence to support that opinion firmly.
4. Thailand
1. Bajang
Bajang refers to a kind of strange spirits and maintained for the purpose of defeating the enemy. Bajang revered than dead babies die during birth. He is a male demon that often manifests as a cat pole cat. It is argued Bajang resembles a large weasel his deep eyes, wide and staring. Bajang often attacking childhood mystery and capable of causing disease that may be fatal to the prey nya.Bajang be escorted by their owners and will be stored in a reed tube. Some kind of special leaves to be used as a cap savings and locked to desist. Bajang issued only if the owners want to wear her foes.
Bajang maintained it will be fed eggs and milk. If it were not maintained properly and fed, Bajang a hunger strike master. Bajang it will be avoided by using a talisman or amulet. There is no way to kill Usually bajang but if only master mind, he will be killed or driven from their homes Usually need it. Bajang inherited, and if only not handed down to Heirs, his master would be a lifeless corpse. His body was dead and stinking, but when about to be buried, it will rise as life. In addition, he will eat when fed greedily.
5. Indonesia
1. Pontianak (kuntianak)
Pontianak is a creature that resembles a woman, dressed all in white, with long hair, often grinned and occasionally carrying tombstones wrapped like a baby. Pontianak are trusted by the Malay community than render pregnant woman who died when her son. There is also the opinion that free states it is the jinn / ghost of a vengeful wild and act annoying people.
2. Pocong / ghost jumping candy / Punjut
Pocong Ghosts also known as the Ghost Punjut referring to a type of creature shaped like a dead body wrapped in a shroud. Ghosts often said to harass wrap the weak spirit, and will move by leaping like a ghost china. He was said to be able to move as appropriate train, moving along with the train that is guided by their perturbed prey.
inspired: wikipedia.co.id
http://mynonstopstories.blogspot.com/2012/07/kenali-jenis-jenis-hantu.html
follow: twitter.com/depoyS
Created by: devi safitri
3. Dokkaebi
Dokkaebi is a common word for a type of spirit in Korean folklore or fairy tales.
The Dokkaebi is a mythical being that appears in many old Korean folktales. Although usually frightening, it could also represent a humorous, grotesque-looking sprite or goblin. These creatures loved mischief and playing mean tricks on bad people and they rewarded good people with wealth and blessings. They are different from ghosts (귀신) in that they are not formed by the death of a human being, but rather by the transformation of an inanimate object.
Different versions of the Korean Dokkaebi mythology assign different attributes to them. In some cases they are considered harmless but nevertheless mischievous, usually playing pranks on people or challenging wayward travellers to a ssireum (Korean wrestling) match for the right to pass.
Most Dokkaebi to carry a kind of club or mallet called a dokkaebi bangmang'i (도깨비 방망이). They are like magic wands, from which it can summon anything it wants. Unfortunately, when it gets something by using it, it gets things by "stealing" from someone else, because this bangmang'i can only summon existing things, and it doesn't create objects out of thin air.
Dokkaebi love to play games, especially ssireum as mentioned above. They are extremely good at it and one will never be able to beat them by trying to push them from the left side. However, they are very weak on the right side. In other stories one should hook their leg and push them to win, as they have only one leg.
Dokkaebi can also have a cap which is called dokkaebi gamtu (도깨비 감투). Its most well-known ability is that it gives the wearer invisibility.
3. China
1. vampire chinece version
the undead-like man, dressed full Chinese tradition, preserved face and preening. Ghost moves by jumping while both her hands straight forward. Jump distance versus ghost is said further pocong. It is argued, should Chinese Ghost caught or stopped its movement if the forehead. This creature is believed to rise from the grave / tomb of China because they spirits not at rest even though his body in meditation it perfectly. It is not pervasive but likes to Annoy People, Usually at night. Ghost half Chinese people believe that free is killing and eating humans as zombies, but there is no evidence to support that opinion firmly.
4. Thailand
1. Bajang
Bajang refers to a kind of strange spirits and maintained for the purpose of defeating the enemy. Bajang revered than dead babies die during birth. He is a male demon that often manifests as a cat pole cat. It is argued Bajang resembles a large weasel his deep eyes, wide and staring. Bajang often attacking childhood mystery and capable of causing disease that may be fatal to the prey nya.Bajang be escorted by their owners and will be stored in a reed tube. Some kind of special leaves to be used as a cap savings and locked to desist. Bajang issued only if the owners want to wear her foes.
5. Indonesia
1. Pontianak (kuntianak)
Pontianak is a creature that resembles a woman, dressed all in white, with long hair, often grinned and occasionally carrying tombstones wrapped like a baby. Pontianak are trusted by the Malay community than render pregnant woman who died when her son. There is also the opinion that free states it is the jinn / ghost of a vengeful wild and act annoying people.
2. Pocong / ghost jumping candy / Punjut
Pocong Ghosts also known as the Ghost Punjut referring to a type of creature shaped like a dead body wrapped in a shroud. Ghosts often said to harass wrap the weak spirit, and will move by leaping like a ghost china. He was said to be able to move as appropriate train, moving along with the train that is guided by their perturbed prey.
inspired: wikipedia.co.id
http://mynonstopstories.blogspot.com/2012/07/kenali-jenis-jenis-hantu.html
follow: twitter.com/depoyS
Created by: devi safitri
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