Myth of the Day: Akurojin-no-hi
In Mie prefecture's mist, a ghostly flame signifies the delicate dance between life, death, and uncharted mysteries.
Region/Culture: Japan, Asia
Mythos: Japanese Mythology (including Shinto and Yokai traditions)
Primary Type/Nature: Demons and Devils
Mythical Attributes: A fire emitted from the bodies of the dead.
Role in Mythos: Akurojin-no-hi is a supernatural flame associated with death and decay.
Relation to Humans: Akurojin-no-hi is said to arise from corpses and is o…
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