Four ghost stories from ancient Japan
Kwaidan is made up of four ghost stories. The first is about a wrong choice. The second is about a broken promise. The third is about samurai legends and the fourth is about a haunting. Each one is unique and many of them borrow from the style of a Noh play. I liked the third one the best because it starts with one of the most famous samurai battles. It was unique because it took place at sea. Then the dead samurai come back and ask a blind monk to sing their tale to them. The imagery is just as good as the stories. In that third tale for instance the monk is covered head to toe in a sutra to protect him from the ghosts. He looks striking.
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