the similar Japanese folktale called the Kosodate Yūrei [ja] (子育て幽霊) or Amekai Yūrei (飴買い幽霊, "The Candy-Buying Ghost"), which were inspired by Chinese folklore

Folktales from Japan

Ghost Who Raised a Child" Transliteration: "Kosodate yūrei" (Japanese: 子育て幽霊) February 7, 2016 (2016-02-07) "Oman Cherry Blossoms" Transliteration: "Oman

Kaidan Restaurant

Transliteration: "Tsukimono : Umarekawari : Kosodate Yuurei" (Japanese: 憑き物 : 生まれ変わり : 子育て幽霊) April 27, 2010 (2010-04-27) 19 "Guide to the Afterlife : The Demon's Window :

Cutie Honey Flash

Baby" Transliteration: "Hanī no kosodate!? Nerawareta bebī" (Japanese: ハニーの子育て!? 狙われたベビー) October 4, 1997 (1997-10-04) Honey finds a mysterious little creature

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the similar Japanese folktale called the Kosodate Yūrei [ja] (子育て幽霊) or Amekai Yūrei (飴買い幽霊, "The Candy-Buying Ghost"), which were inspired by Chinese folklore

Folktales from Japan

Ghost Who Raised a Child" Transliteration: "Kosodate yūrei" (Japanese: 子育て幽霊) February 7, 2016 (2016-02-07) "Oman Cherry Blossoms" Transliteration: "Oman

Kaidan Restaurant

Transliteration: "Tsukimono : Umarekawari : Kosodate Yuurei" (Japanese: 憑き物 : 生まれ変わり : 子育て幽霊) April 27, 2010 (2010-04-27) 19 "Guide to the Afterlife : The Demon's Window :

Cutie Honey Flash

Baby" Transliteration: "Hanī no kosodate!? Nerawareta bebī" (Japanese: ハニーの子育て!? 狙われたベビー) October 4, 1997 (1997-10-04) Honey finds a mysterious little creature