I stumbled acrossed an entire collection of Obake related materials, and dissertation papers that another Japanese Folklore Major like me was collecting. I am just wet my pants excited, you have no idea! Anyway, I'll make sure to trickle some stuff through the grape vine for your reading and viewing pleasures. Please keep in mind that most of this was published in the early 1900's for literature, and anyone who drew anything I post has been dead for centuries. So I'm guessing copyrights don't apply. I just edited and upped a short dissertation on Fauna and Flora in Japanese Folklore, there are some great short stories in it and I encourage any bakemono fan to read it through a few times, I did. If you see a 6 in a word, please keep in mind that it is a drawn out oo sound.

-ehime