#azuki hakari

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[yokaizin]

Azuki hakari

小豆はかり あずきはかり

TRANSLATION: the bean counter HABITAT: rural villages, homes, attics, and gardens DIET: unknown

APPEARANCE: A possible relative of azuki arai, azuki hakari, or “the bean counter,” is a poltergeist found in some homes and temples. Known only by the sounds it makes, it is said to dwell in attics or gardens, and is most active at night. Azuki hakari have never been seen directly – only heard. Though similar in name and habit to its azuki-related cousins, azukihakari has traits distinct enough to classify it as a separate yokai.

BEHAVIOR: Azuki hakari appear in homes late at night, after midnight. An encounter usually begins with the sound of heavy footsteps in the space between the attic and the roof. Shortly after, a rhythmic sound like dried azuki beans being scattered can be heard against the windows or sliding doors leading outside. The sound grows progressively louder, and gradually changes into the sound of splashing water, and finally to the sound of geta – Japanese wooden sandals – walking around just outside the room. Opening the doors or windows causes the noise to stop, revealing no sign of any creature that could have made such a noise; nor any beans or puddles or markings from whatever caused the noises.

Because of the difficulty of direct observation of all azuki spirits, it is very likely that some of the stories about azuki-arai which take place near homes or away from rivers, may in fact be about encounters with azuki hakari.

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[ginnyh]

โพลเตอร์ไกสต์ที่พบในบ้านและวัดบางแห่ง yōkai เหล่านี้เป็นที่รู้จักโดยเสียงที่พวกเขาทำเท่านั้น พวกเขากล่าวว่าพวกเขาอาศัยอยู่ในห้องใต้หลังคาหรือสวน ไม่เคยพบเห็น Azuki hakari โดยตรงมาก่อน มีเพียงได้ยินเท่านั้น azuki hakari มีชื่อและนิสัยที่คล้ายคลึงกันในชื่อและนิสัยคล้ายญาติของพวกเขา

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Voici un petit drama familial japonais. Je sais que les teams fr évitent de traduire ces petits dramas très longs. Donc je me suis dit pourquoi ne pas me lancer et vous les faire découvrir. C'est sûr que ça ne ressemble pas au typique drama japonais mais n'ayez pas peur et essayez ! ^^Quelques explications sur l'épisode :• Un zashiki-warashi est un esprit d’enfant ou d'une jeune fille ayant la coupe au carré. C'est un esprit dit casanier car il hante les maisons et joue des petits tours à ses habitants. Il apporte chance et richesse aux habitants de la maison qu'il hante.• Un azuki-hakari est un démon comptable. Il compte des haricots rouges. Il est invisible pour les gens, par contre ils l’entendent compter chez eux ses haricots rouges. Il hante les greniers des maisons et n'est actif que la nuit.

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GeGeGe no Kitaro (2018) - Episode 32 - AZUKI-ARAI, AZUKI-HAKARI, AZUKI-BABAA

GeGeGe no Kitaro (2018) – Episode 32 – AZUKI-ARAI, AZUKI-HAKARI, AZUKI-BABAA

Source: Crunchyrol

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GeGeGe no Kitaro (2018) - Episode 31 - AZUKI-ARAI, AZUKI-HAKARI, AZUKI-BABAA

GeGeGe no Kitaro (2018) – Episode 31 – AZUKI-ARAI, AZUKI-HAKARI, AZUKI-BABAA

Source: Crunchyrol