But what does it DO with the hair? THAT is the question
In Japanese Folklore, the Kamikiri is a monster that comes out at night and cuts the hair of people. The Kamikiri hides under roof tiles and waits for unsuspecting victims to pass bypic.twitter.com/momTOmmfpl
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With any hope it’ll make hair extensions that the proceeds go towards a cancer charity
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Maybe. Or is makes a nest out of the hair? Or eats it? Ewwwww
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Or makes funny fake moustaches out of it.
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Thank goodness i'm bald
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Hide your little beard bud
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He’s just an aspiring hairdresser
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someone: hahah wow man your new haircut looks awful guy who's about to invent the kamikiri: oh haven't you heard?
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I love them but don't try to understand Japanese people or some of their traditions and myths.
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I was joking around. I'm aware of such myths, we have a number of these in indian mythology as well.
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No problem. That's cool.
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hmmm .. now I understand where the chonmage hair cut of the samurai is coming from ;-)pic.twitter.com/btLqRte0X7
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Short, back and sides for me please Kamikiri. Beard could use a trim too.
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Yep! It was a creature of the week not too long ago
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In tweeter folklore, when 41 stange post..."In japanese folklore..." You know something weird/creepie os about to come
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