Pandemonium and Parade: Japanese Monsters and the Culture of Yokai
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Pandemonium and Parade: Japanese Monsters and the Culture of Yokai

by Michael Dylan Dylan Foster

Mythology Cultural Studies Folklore
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Pandemonium and Parade explores Japanese monsters through the cultural world of yokai. Focusing on traditions, meanings, and forms of cultural expression, it offers readers an accessible entry into Japanese folklore and the enduring fascination with supernatural beings, spectacle, and the stories communities create around them.

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Pandemonium and Parade examines Japanese monsters and the culture of yokai.

The book focuses on the traditions, meanings, and cultural context associated with supernatural beings in Japan.

It offers an exploration of how yokai relate to ideas of spectacle, community, and cultural expression.

Ideal for readers interested in Japanese culture, folklore, and the study of monsters.

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