How is this not something you just made up? How is this an actual piece of folklore? Japanese folklore is definitely very unique.
In Japanese Folklore, Tako nyūdō is an octopus which looks like a bald priest. They are said to attack boats, grabbing fishermen off of them and dragging them down beneath the waves (Illustration Jody Hewgill)pic.twitter.com/TKrMx5TlSF
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I'd love a print of this!
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Japan and octopus. I don't like how it's sounds...
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@SpiritsPodcast gonna need an episode on this STATThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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And yet his brother Pablo was such a sweet soul.
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When it comes to Japanese folklore I’m caught in the middle of thinking “really?” And “No way, you’re making that up.”
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What a dick...
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In Swahili Tako nyudo means “ass hammer.”
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Which is pretty much how I feel when my girl tries to drag me to church.
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Looks like Trump to me.
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