Simple is best? A cat yokai that is so cute it makes you writhe in agony. A yokai that rubs your knees.

It completely wipes out the scary image of monsters.
Introducing the cute monsters.
 
Shin rub
 

 
Ahh, just so cute.
This monster clings to my shins and prevents me from walking...only!is.
Just as the title suggests, it looks and acts just like a cat.
(If you're this cute, cling to me more)
 

Simple is best

Japanese monsters are unique compared to monsters from other countries.
The name of the monster reflects its behavior, or you can tell what it looks like just by its name.
There are so many things that you can imagine.
In the West, there are things like "Goblin," "Frankenstein," "Dracula," and "Zombie."
I think there are a lot of things with names like that.
Japan is the same. So this "sunekosuri" is the same.
 
"Shin rub"
 
That's just what they're specialized for.
Like Dracula, he can transform into a wolf or a bat, is weak to crosses, and drinks blood.
There is no detail like that.
Even if you think of it as a cat, it is incomplete. (It only paws, so it doesn't beckon you.)
This may have something in common with the Japanese concept of "Zen."
Exactly....
Simple is best!!　
Right.
 

Application to child rearing

Of course, this can also be applied to raising children.
If a child always messes around with their food, you might say, "You're a monster.Quick rippling"
If you don't brush your teeth, you'll be a monster with black teeth.Bug Box"You're going to become like that!"
The yokai retain their appearance and behavior.
Just by giving it a name, it quickly turns into something bad.
Being simple means
Very easy for children to understand
That's what it means.
Yokai really are perfect for disciplining children.
I just thought of this, but it might be useful when giving praise...
The Toilet God... (Oh, come to think of it, there's already one...)
What kind of monster is your child? (lol)