芜村妖怪绘卷

The Buson yōkai emaki (蕪村妖怪絵巻) is an 18th century collection of "picture scrolls" (絵巻, emaki) depicting Japanese yōkai by poet and painter Yosa Buson. The whereabouts of the original work are presently unclear; its contents are known from a reprinting released by the Kitada Shisui Collection in 1928.

It is thought that the collection was made during the period between 1754 and 1757, when Buson was studying painting in Miyazu, Tango Province, at the Kenjōji (見性寺) temple. In total, eight different kinds of yōkai (妖怪) are depicted. The eight yōkai depicted are Akago no kai, Bake ichō no rei, Bakeneko, Noppera-bō, Suika no bakemono (the "watermelon monster"), Ubume, Makuwauri no bakemono (the "oriental melon monster"), and Yonakibabā). Some of the works are annotated with just the name of the being portrayed, whereas others include a more detailed story. It has been surmised that, whilst Buso…

摘自英文维基百科「Buson yōkai emaki」（CC BY-SA 4.0），暂时没有中文条目。