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{{nihongo|'''Bakezōri'''|化け草履}} is a creature from [[Japanese folklore]]. It is a straw ''[[zori|zōri]]'' sandal which has been transformed into a ''[[tsukumogami]]'', a ''[[yōkai]]'' (spirit creature) which was once an ordinary household item. It runs through the house and chants "''kararin, kororin, kankororin!'' |
{{nihongo|'''Bakezōri'''|化け草履}} is a creature from [[Japanese folklore]]. It is a straw ''[[zori|zōri]]'' sandal which has been transformed into a ''[[tsukumogami]]'', a ''[[yōkai]]'' (spirit creature) which was once an ordinary household item. It runs through the house and chants "''kararin, kororin, kankororin!''" |
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Bakezōri (化け草履) is a creature from Japanese folklore. It is a straw zōri sandal which has been transformed into a tsukumogami, a yōkai (spirit creature) which was once an ordinary household item. It runs through the house and chants "kararin, kororin, kankororin!"
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