What do you know of the legendary spirits, creatures, and figures of Japanese folklore? And how have these figures found their way into every corner of our popular culture? We talk to Thersa Matsuura, 🌻Uncanny Japan: on 💙 sky, to learn more. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/uns…

Hey, Overachievers! Do you celebrate when you accomplish a big goal or just immediately move on to the next one? 🌻Uncanny Japan: on 💙 sky 's new book was my reward for finishing the 1st solid draft of my new WIP. I can't wait to read it. Michelle Wang's illustrations are 😍. #writing

We are so excited for our new episode featuring 🌻Uncanny Japan: on 💙 sky's Thersa Matsuura! We chat about her new book as well as all things crows, embracing new superstitions and what Yōkai we would want to be. Illustrations by Michelle Wang (IG: nutty.melon)

Joining me this Friday is Thersa Matsuura the podcast host of 🌻Uncanny Japan: on 💙 sky and author of the book we discuss: The Book of Japanese Folklore An Encyclopedia of the Spirits, Monsters and Yokai of Japanese Myth.

I just got my book in the mail today. I can't wait to dig into it 🌻Uncanny Japan: on 💙 sky . 😁👍

These are just some of the amazing mentions in 🌻Uncanny Japan: on 💙 sky's "The Book of Japanese Folklore". I'm so happy! This is the reference guide for modern readers. 🗾🇯🇵⛩️🎮📚 #books #mythology #gaming

Update from Sphere HQ: Episode 119 is out next week! My guest is author and podcaster Thersa Matsuura (🌻Uncanny Japan: on 💙 sky) who joined me to discuss her wonderful new book 'The Book of Japanese Folklore'. It was a fascinating conversation. Available Wednesday! #Podcast #Japan #Folklore

Podcast Wednesday! Episode 119 - Thersa Matsuura (🌻Uncanny Japan: on 💙 sky) - Japanese Folklore #Podcast #Paranormal #Japan #Folklore #Books #WyrdWednesday #UncannyCommunity podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/epi…

Yuki Onna is a beautiful but deadly ice woman. She doesn't leave footprints and can disappear into mist or snow. Her victims generally freeze to death. The Pokemon Froslass is based on the Yuki Onna. Credit: 🌻Uncanny Japan: on 💙 sky's "The Book of Japanese Folklore" #fairytaletueday

This Is Horror Podcast patrons can now submit questions for Thersa Matsuura (🌻Uncanny Japan: on 💙 sky), the author of The Book of Japanese Folklore, ahead of our conversation. patreon.com/posts/110696966

Today's treat on This Is Horror Podcast Patreon, the full conversation with Thersa Matsuura, the author of The Book of Japanese Folklore and The Carp-Faced Boy, and the creator of the 🌻Uncanny Japan: on 💙 sky Podcast. patreon.com/posts/112078006

Everyone! It's here!! 💕🔥

This Is Horror Podcast patrons, today's treat is part one of our conversation with 🌻Uncanny Japan: on 💙 sky. In this conversation, Thersa Matsuura talks about The Book of Japanese Folklore, the Uncanny Japan Podcast, and much more. patreon.com/posts/113346207

Today on This Is Horror Podcast, we chat with Thersa Matsuura. 🌻Uncanny Japan: on 💙 sky talks about The Book of Japanese Folklore, living in Japan, the Uncanny Japan Podcast, and much more. thisishorror.co.uk/tih-585-thersa…

Today on This Is Horror Podcast, Thersa Matsuura (@uncannyjapan) talks about The Carp-Faced Boy, podcasting in Japan, carving out space for personal creativity, and much more. thisishorror.co.uk/tih-586-thersa…

COOL cover by @colakmirko for KNIGHTS vs. SAMURAI #3... ON SHELVES TODAY! Written by #DavidDastmalchian From Rogue and Todd McFarlane Art by @federicomele5 with consulting by @uncannyjapan Colors by @ulisesarreolap #knightsvssamurai #imagecomics #spawn

Today's treat on This Is Horror YouTube, Thersa Matsuura (🌻Uncanny Japan: on 💙 sky) talks about The Book of Japanese Folklore, living in Japan, the Uncanny Japan Podcast, and much more. youtu.be/pqvzCbzdThI

Should have mentioned a long time ago but for great stories of Yokai and other otherworldly stuff from Japan, listen to Thersa Matsuura's excellent 🌻Uncanny Japan: on 💙 sky podcast

Reading a little of Thersa Matsuura (🌻Uncanny Japan: on 💙 sky) splendid 'Book of Japanese Folklore: An Encyclopedia of the Spirits, Monsters, and Yōkai of Japanese Myth' each evening. Two Yōkai and an oni per night. I may never finish. Why oh why does Japan have so many of them?

.I get made fun of because I don't really venture out on my days off. This is why. 😁 I tend to overspend 💸 Also, shout out to 🌻Uncanny Japan: on 💙 sky! I finally found your book locally! 👍