Princess Yaegaki commanding supernatural fox fires to save her beloved, aided by the magical Suwa Helmet's power.

Taira no Tomomori's ghost confronting Yoshitsune at Daimotsu Bay, a tale of supernatural vengeance from Japan's civil wars.

Warrior Kobayakawa Takakage's philosophical debate with Mount Hiko's tengu, a tale of reason triumphing over supernatural authority.

Peony Lantern ghost story, where love transcends death in a tale of supernatural passion and doom.

Young Ranmaru investigating a haunted cycad at Azuchi Castle, a tale of supernatural protest against Nobunaga's ambition.

Priest Raigō's transformation into the vengeful Iron Rat, a tale of betrayal and supernatural retribution.

Poet Narihira's encounter with Ono no Komachi's skull, a haunting tale of poetry, beauty, and mortality.

Warrior Taira no Kiyomori's confrontation with the vengeful spirits of slain Minamoto warriors at Fukuhara.

Warrior Yoshihira's supernatural revenge at Nunobiki Waterfall, returning as thunder to strike down his executioner.

Warrior Fujiwara no Hidesato battling a giant centipede to save the Dragon Princess's underwater kingdom.

Okiku's ghost, eternally counting plates from her watery grave, in this classic tale of betrayal and supernatural revenge.

Young Benkei (Oniwakamaru) preparing to battle a supernatural carp at Mount Hiei, a tale of extraordinary courage.

The demon Ibaraki-dōji, disguised as an elderly woman, reclaiming her severed arm in this haunting tale of supernatural deception.

Experience Yoshitoshi's haunting portrayal of Priest Seigen's ghost pursuing Princess Sakura, a tale of forbidden love and karmic destiny.

Discover Yoshitoshi's haunting print of samurai Omori Hikoshichi's encounter with a vengeful spirit at Yatori River.

a legendary episode from the youth of Takeda Katsuchiyo (later known as Takeda Shingen), one of Japan's most renowned military strategists.

In this mesmerizing print, Yoshitoshi captures the essence of "Sagi Musume" (The Heron Maiden), a beloved piece from Japanese performing art

Yoshitoshi's 'One Hundred Aspects of the Moon' masterfully weaves Japanese history, folklore, and emotion through moonlit scenes, revolution