When do we get to the part about who really controls those high tech Japanese toilets?
In Japanese Folklore, the 'Mokumokuren' is a ghost born from mistreated sliding paper doors ('shoji'). When the paper becomes riddled with holes, eyes begin to pop out of the holes, watching all that goes on inside of your housepic.twitter.com/wFPisJC10k
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this is how you get kids to stop punching holes in doors
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I swear to God Japanese folklore is just one long-ass Lovecraft novel
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I'm worried about the mental state of the paranoid Japanese dude who first imagined the mokumokuren tbh
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I'm more interested in what the lady on the right is wearing. It looks like a skable: part skirt, part table.
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I love a good werge. Or word merge.
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I really appreciate just how random the creatures in Japanese folklore are.
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They are really predictable though. What do you think the vengeful spirit of a squashed ant becomes? A giant ant yokai with a hammer
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Fair enough, but I can’t think of any other cultures that have a creature that originated from mistreating a sliding door.
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Romans didn't have sliding doors, so they only got Janus
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Hahahah. What is sleep and why do I ever think I will again?
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Isn't that just Alexa?
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This is German levels of scaring your children into good behavior.
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