One monster from this country has the head of a monkey and a snake as its tail and can turn into aflying black cloud.
One monster from this country has the head of a monkey and a snake as its tail and can turn into aflying black cloud. Another myth from this place holds that objects that turn one hundred years oldcan transform into supernatural beings. A being from this place leaves no footprints as she wandersthe snow, offering a child to unsuspecting people who are frozen in place when they try to help. Thiscountry is also home to a reptilian river imp which holds water in an indentation in its skull, and a(*) fox that can have up to nine tails. Another creature from this place carries a club called a kanabo, andhas horns, three toes, three fingers, and an ogre like appearance. For 10 points, name this country of thekappa, kitsune, and oni, which are often included in stories of Shinto gods.
One monster from this country has the head of a monkey and a snake as its tail and can turn into aflying black cloud.
Japan