Japanese traditional monster hunging scroll TSUNOGAMI

【Description of item】 It is a hanging scroll of one point with an autograph sign. The parts other than the decoration (picture) are also finished by special processing printing. Because it is all made of cloth, it is excellent in durability and easy to store. 【TUNOGAMI-Horned god-】 It is transmitted to Miyagi prefecture. Long ago, there was a big old beech tree. The villagers called this tree a god tree, but chose to cut it down because it was in the way. However, even if the villagers tried to cut, the tip of the tree returned to the cut and healed. So they set fire around the trees and burned the ends. Then the monster came out of the tree, shouting. The monster had blood on its head with horns, blue eyes, red torn mouth, and its large wings spread to the east. The monster fell into the rice field and blew out the fire from the whole body. Later, they built a shrine called "Bunado-san" where the large beech tree was. In the rice field, a shrine called "TUNOGAMI" was established.