Origin: Taka onna were originally ordinary women who were too unattractive to marry (or to find work in the red light districts which they haunt). Through jealousy, they became twisted and corrupted, and transformed into ugly, malicious monsters that prey on others’ sexual energy.

Takaonna (高女, "tall woman") was a Japanese yōkai that appeared in the Gazu Hyakki Yagyō by Toriyama Sekien. The Gazu (illustrated reference) above depicts a woman with an elongated lower body next to what appears to be a brothel.

Taka-Onna (高女) es un yokai que camina y deambula en las habitaciones de las personas, son damas celosas y feas que no tienen popularidad con los hombres. Estas se convierten en taka-onnas por sus celos, algunos dicen que es una especie de oni. Una vez en la prefectura de Wakayama había un hombre que trabajaba la madera.

Taka onna (Japanese: 高女 or たかおんな, meaning "Tall woman") or Taka jo are a kind of female yokai who haunt Red Light Districts and feed off of desire in Japanese mythology. Taka onna encounters were often the subject of bawdy anecdotes, as they …

2010年10月22日 · Taka-onna is probably most well-known from Toriyama Sekien’s illustration of a woman stretched out to a 2-story-tall height and peeking into a brothel in a red-light district. Like yesterday’s yokai, I guess prostitute monsters were popular in the Edo period.

Takaonna (高女, "tall woman") was a Japanese yōkai that appeared in the Gazu Hyakki Yagyō by Toriyama Sekien. The Gazu (illustrated reference) above depicts a woman with an elongated lower body next to what appears to be a brothel.

taka-onna "tall woman." In Japanese folklore, a female spirit that is capable of stretching her body so that she is able to peer into the second story of a building.

Takaonna (高女) is a yokai that walks and wanders in people's rooms, they are jealous and ugly ladies who are unpopular with men. These become Takaonna because of their jealousy, some say it is a kind of oni. Once in Wakayama prefecture there was a man who worked with wood. This man got married and had a child. He hired 30 servants whom he managed.

Shizu is inspired by the Japanese Yōkai called Taka-Onna. Thus, one of her official names is Taka-Onna. Despite being inspired by Taka-Onna, Shizu shares no similarities to the appearance of the aforementioned yokai as she only took inspiration from Taka-Onna's lore.

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