Talk:Akubōzu

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Lack of information on Ash-related yokai in general.[edit]

There seems to be a small number of yokai related to ash, and seems like it would be a good candidate to expand on where this idea culturally came from (maybe group them all onto one wiki page)?

Also to note whoever wrote genie on here might need to provide more context on that theory since that is not typically a word that tends to be associated with Japanese folklore (from my personal studies anyway). --74.124.170.117 (talk) 07:25, 23 March 2022 (UTC)[reply]