Konaki-jiji (子泣き爺, Konaki-Jijī, translated into Old man crying) is a kind of Japanese yōkai, a supernatural spirit in Japanese folklore. It is similar to the Scandinavian myling, the Slavic …

Appearance: Konaki jijii are mountain-dwelling spirits who look like old human men. They carry walking sticks and wear straw raincoats on top of over-sized baby clothes. Behavior: Konaki …

In the shadows of twisted forests and along the lonely paths of rural Japan, the Konaki-jiji lingers as an enigmatic embodiment of deception and dread. Far from the benevolent spirits that …

Konaki-Jijii (子泣き爺 or 子泣きじじい, Crybaby Geezer) is an old man yōkai and a member of the Kitarō Family. He is one of Kitarō's strongest allies and is often seen with Sunakake-Babaa.

Konakijiji (コナキジジイ, Konaki Jijī) is a Konakijiji and doll-themed Yokai. Posing as a gentleman owner of the Neverland store that served as his base of operations, Konakijiji assumes an …

Konaki-jiji is a yokai in the local folklore of the Tokushima prefecture in Japan. Konaki-jiji resembles an old man, but it first appears in the form of a baby. Konaki-jiji is often found crying …

Oct 15, 2024 · The “Konaki-jiji” is a mysterious yokai (Japanese spirit) that has captured the imagination of people for generations. Known for its deceptive nature, Konaki-jiji appears as a …

The Konaki-Jiji is a creature with origins in Japanese mythology, legend and folklore. According to some sources, the konaki-jiji is formed from the soul of a child left to die of exposure in the …

Konaki-Jiji is a yokai from the Shikoku region who takes the form of an old man. Using its cry that resembles the crying of a baby, it tricks passing humans into picking it up, thinking that it is an …

Jan 7, 2025 · If you come across a crying baby on a dark road, you should suspect it to be the Konaki-jiji (Crying Old Man). It is said that when you pick it up, its weight gradually increases …