A figure-name found in Edo-period yokai picture scrolls. It is shown with short bristles covering the body, the torso in profile, lips or mouth jutting forward. It appears in works like Bakemono-zukushi Emaki, Bakemono Emaki, and Hyakumonogatari Ka-e Emaki, but lacks accompanying captions that explain its behavior or origins, so its nature remains unclear. The wording of the name varies—mino-ke tachi, mino-ke yodatsu—and it largely survives as a pictorial motif in art rather than as a narrative character.