A related tale is known from the Jinzu River basin at Isobe Embankment in Toyama: the “Burari-bi” (also called “Hayayuri-bi”). Dating to the Tensho era, it links a tragic story involving the lord Sassa Narimasa to a nightly ghostly fire. Records note that calling its name would reveal a woman’s severed head. Later tellings attribute the lord’s downfall to vengeful spirits. Specific behaviors of Furari-bi itself are sparsely documented, and it is treated as one type of generic ghost-fire.