Namahage Museum Review

The first time I knew なまはげ, I was planning a trip to Akita. I was used to the culture of selling cuteness everywhere in Tokyo. I occasionally saw this kind of ghost culture that is rare in Japanese culture. I felt that my eyes were bright. Decidingly abandoned the plan to go to the White Shenshan Mountains, the world natural heritage of Akita North, and turned to the northwest of Akita to feel the complete preservation of the ghost and god culture.

The environment is very good, the scenery is very beautiful, the climate is also very suitable, I like it very much, I will come next time, often suitable for friends to go out to play together, you can come to see if you have time, it is a good place, there is a chance to come next time!

Can experience Japan's ghost culture very well ...................................................

When it comes to neon, most people don't feel the beauty of cherry blossoms, the beauty of maple leaves, and appreciate the delicate and simple streets, the solemn and sacred temples. For a traveler, the city that has condensed all the essence of Japan must be Kyoto. The beauty of Kyoto is not only in vision, but also in charm. However, the fame has become a pity in Kyoto: the surging tide of people has flooded the delicate corners hidden in the streets and lanes, and the hustle and bustle of the city has made me want to travel quietly. Is there really no "one side of the quiet land" in Japan?

The Japanese worship not only gods, but ghosts. In some of the 19th century's Upper World paintings, the Japanese imagined ghosts can often be seen, which is really embarrassing and appalling. The Japanese ghost worldview is largely derived from China, and then adds their own strange ideas, so something becomes strange, even disgusting. Here are the ghosts in the 19th century Japanese Utsunoshi painting.