Japanese Ghosts and Demons VI

Japanese Ghosts and Demons VI
Okiku works as a maid at the home of the samurai Tessan Aoyama\u0005. One day while cleaning a collection of ten precious ceramic plates--a family treasure--she accidentally breaks one of them. The outraged Aoyama kills her and throws the corpse into an old well. Every night afterwards, Okiku's ghost rises from the well, counts slowly to nine and then breaks into heartrending sobs, over and over and over again, tormenting the samurai. Finally, vengeance is wrought when Aoyama goes insane.

10 comments

    EleonoreXI
    EleonoreXI wrote two years ago
    beautiful.
    gokarm
    gokarm wrote two years ago
    :)
    Natasha Nath
    Natasha Nath wrote two years ago
    wow ....am spooked!
    rosadela
    rosadela wrote two years ago
    reminded me of once reading a Japanese story called The Dunes
    gokarm
    gokarm wrote two years ago
    yeah, it's just so different and, I duno, ghostlier than western horror
    henedina
    henedina wrote two years ago
    The japanese are so good @ writing truly scary tales!
    gokarm
    gokarm wrote two years ago
    mm, me too :)
    kajakowo
    kajakowo wrote two years ago
    love that origami earings.
    gokarm
    gokarm wrote two years ago
    seems an odd way to go about it lol
    Mewsmom
    Mewsmom wrote two years ago
    Dad says "Maybe she's trying to get in the mood for her Asia move." Hmmm.
    Nice sets, though.