栃木県
2 yokai with records here · Kantō · View on the map
雷獣（らいじゅう）
An Edo-period account from Shimotsuke describes a mouse-like animal that waited in a mountain hole each summer until its own thundercloud came to collect it.
Mouse-like beast that waits at a hole and rides the thundercloud
玉藻前（たまものまえ）
In the fifteenth-century tale, Tamamo-no-Mae is the most learned woman at the court of Retired Emperor Toba. He falls ill, divination names her as the cause, and she flees to Nasu as a fox. The killing stone came later.
The fox hunted down on the plain of Nasu; later the killing stone
