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Postcard set, Hyakki Yagyo (Night Parade of One Hundred Demons), set of 8
 Original text before translation
絵葉書セット 百鬼夜行 8枚組
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Wholesale Price: Members Only
10 pcs /set
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Size
Postcard body: 15.0 x 10.5 cm |
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Specifications
Paper 8 sheets in a toe Printing method Offset printing Package: In paper case
Product tag: None
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Description
| *Picture Postcard Set [Juubun, Night Parade of One Hundred Demons] (set of 8)* Muromachi period, Lent by Shu-an, Daitoku-ji, Tokyo The ancient people's awe of the darkness of night created the image of "One Hundred Demon Nights," in which ghosts and goblins walk about late at night. In the collection of tales, there are stories of people who actually encountered these ghosts and nighttime ghosts. The "Hyakki Yagyozu" by Shinjuan is a pictorial representation of this image. In this picture scroll, the Hyakki are represented as anthropomorphic versions of weapons, Buddhist ritual implements, musical instruments, furnishings, and household goods, or as merged with beasts. This is because the objects become incarnated as spirits after a hundred years, and are then transformed into the gods and goddesses of the world. This represents what is called "tsukumogami," or "attached mourning gods," who were thought to often taunt people's hearts and minds. We have made postcards of each yokai from "Hyakki Yagyozu," an important cultural property of Shuuan of Daitokuji Temple. |
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Muromachi period, Lent by Shu-an, Daitoku-ji, Tokyo
The ancient people's awe of the darkness of night created the image of "One Hundred Demon Nights," in which ghosts and goblins walk about late at night.
In the collection of tales, there are stories of people who actually encountered these ghosts and nighttime ghosts.
The "Hyakki Yagyozu" by Shinjuan is a pictorial representation of this image.
In this picture scroll, the Hyakki are represented as anthropomorphic versions of weapons, Buddhist ritual implements, musical instruments, furnishings, and household goods, or as merged with beasts.
This is because the objects become incarnated as spirits after a hundred years, and are then transformed into the gods and goddesses of the world.
This represents what is called "tsukumogami," or "attached mourning gods," who were thought to often taunt people's hearts and minds.
We have made postcards of each yokai from "Hyakki Yagyozu," an important cultural property of Shuuan of Daitokuji Temple.
室町時代 大徳寺真珠庵蔵
夜の闇に対する古代人の畏怖の思いは、深夜妖怪が闊歩するという「百鬼夜行」のイメージを生み出し、 説話集には実際に百鬼夜行にでくわした人の話が記録されています。
真珠庵の「百鬼夜行図」はこれを絵画であらわしたもので、この絵巻では、 百鬼は武具、仏具、楽器、調度、生活用品の擬人化ないし獣と合体した姿であらわされています。
これは、器物は百年たつと化身として精霊を得て、 しばしば心をたぶらかすと考えられた「付喪神（つくもがみ）」と呼ばれるものをあらわしています。
この大徳寺真珠庵の重要文化財「百鬼夜行図」より、それぞれの妖怪を取り出してはがきを作りました。