- An image of futakuchi-onna from the Ehon Hyaku Monogatari. Futakuchi-onna (ふたくちおんな - 二口女, "two-mouthed woman") is a type of yōkai or Japanese monster.
- This article delves into the origins, cultural significance, and tales surrounding Futakuchi Onna, along with its psychological and societal themes.
- In Japanese mythology, Futakuchi onna are most often thought to be shape-changed yama-uba posing as young women who eat more food than a normal young woman.
- Bu efsaneye göre; iki ağızlı bir kadının (futakuchi-onna) yüzünde küçük ve kafasının arkasında kocaman bir ikinci ağzı var.
- Futakuchi-onna is a fascinating and eerie creature deeply entrenched in Japanese folklore and mythology.
- Content from Wikipedia, Japanese mythology, Yokai. View source. History. Discussion. In Japanese mythology, the futa-kuchi-onna (二口女 lit. "two-mouthed woman"...
- The legend of the Futakuchi-onna was first compiled in the Ehon hyaku monogatari, but is not actually from the province of Shimōsa, and instead comes from the...
- There is some disagreement in Japan as to Futakuchi-onna’s origins and how she got her second mouth.
- Check out Jess’s roughs and sketches to see how she brought this Futakuchi Onna to life!
- The Futakuchi-onna bears all the vulnerabilities of a human woman, with the added disadvantage of having a second mouth that can expose her innermost...
Futakuchi-onna
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Тип йокай, или японского монстра. Для нее характерны два рта - обычный, расположенный на лице, и второй на затылке под волосами. Там череп женщины раздваивается, образуя губы, зубы и язык, создавая полностью функциональный второй рот.