神奈川県
4 yokai with records here · Kantō · View on the map
二口女（ふたくちおんな）
The 1841 Ehon Hyaku Monogatari made Futakuchi-onna a stepmother punished with a mouth at the back of her head. Folktales of the wife who eats nothing, recorded in the twentieth century, give the same hidden mouth to brides who turn out to be snakes, spiders, and oni.
Spider bride; neighbours called to rescue the husband
だいだらぼっち
In Sagamihara, a giant called Deirabotchi carried Mt. Fuji on his back, sat down to rest, and found the mountain had taken root. He stamped in frustration, and his footprint became a pond.
Giant who set down Mt. Fuji; his footprint became the pond
動く人体模型（うごくじんたいもけい）
The school science-room anatomy model that moves at night, a Japanese school ghost story recorded from pupils since the 1980s and told again by first-graders in a 2024 Fukui school report.
The waterfall painting in the science room flows at night
赤マント（あかマント）
The red-cloaked man of a Tokyo rumour in February 1939, denied on the radio by the police and spread by schoolchildren across the capital, and the school-toilet Aka Manto of the 1980s who asks whether you want the red cloak or the blue.
A voice in a staff toilet asked three times whether to put a red cloak on you
