A monk-shaped yokai seen in Toriyama Sekien’s Edo-period work Konjaku Hyakki Shūi, depicted in the rain. Sekien notes it “wanders the mountains of Ōmine and Katsuragi on rainy nights, begging for alms,” portraying it as an apparition of the shugendō sacred peaks that appears on wet nights to solicit offerings. Beyond the image, its traits and origins are uncertain, and there is little evidence tying it to a specific regional oral tradition. Later writers emphasize a mendicant-monk character, but sources are limited.