和歌山県
3 yokai with records here · Kansai · View on the map
川赤子（かわあかご）
Toriyama Sekien drew an infant-shaped creature rising from the water plants of a mountain river in 1779, watching a man on a raft — and admitted in the caption that he was guessing about what it was.
Baby's crying from the weeping river, stopped by a priest's sutra
一本だたら（いっぽんだたら）
In the Kii mountains a one-legged thing leaves enormous single tracks in the snow — and Yanagita Kunio, reporting them, declined to conclude a one-legged creature from footprints alone.
Single giant footprints in snow, reported by Minakata to Yanagita
茶袋（ちゃぶくろ）
A tea-steeping bag that hangs in the air on eerie stretches of road in the Hata district of Kōchi, recorded in 1938, with illness blamed on anyone it strikes; related bags hang from trees in Kagawa and float on rivers in Wakayama.
The chanbukuro floats on rivers, drips cold water on a passer-by's neck and flies off over the mountain
