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[[File:SekienBasho-no-Sei.jpg|right|thumb|180px|"Bashōnosei" from [[Toriyama Sekien]] "[[Konjaku Hyakki Shūi]]"]]
'''Bashōnosei''' (ばしょうのせい, ''Japanese banana spirit'') is a ghost in [[Toriyama Sekien]]'s collection of monster paintings, "[[Konjaku Hyakki Shūi]]". The spirit of [[Musa basjoo|Basho]] transforms a person by taking the form of a person.
==Overview==
According to the commentary of "Hundred demon hunting", "The story that Basho's spirit can turn into a person is in Karato ([[China]]), and the song" Basho "was created by this." Of the "Koukai Shimbun Iken"<ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (given 1, expected 2)</ref> There is a mysterious story where Basho's spirit turns into a human figure, and Basho's spirit appears as a woman under a monk who is reading a book and asks, "Is it possible to make a heartless plant or [[Buddha]]?" "[[Basho (Noh)|Bashio]]"<ref></ref> is based on the Chinese "Hukai Shimbun"<ref></ref>.
==References==
'''Bashōnosei''' (ばしょうのせい, ''Japanese banana spirit'') is a ghost in [[Toriyama Sekien]]'s collection of monster paintings, "[[Konjaku Hyakki Shūi]]". The spirit of [[Musa basjoo|Basho]] transforms a person by taking the form of a person.
==Overview==
According to the commentary of "Hundred demon hunting", "The story that Basho's spirit can turn into a person is in Karato ([[China]]), and the song" Basho "was created by this." Of the "Koukai Shimbun Iken"<ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (given 1, expected 2)</ref> There is a mysterious story where Basho's spirit turns into a human figure, and Basho's spirit appears as a woman under a monk who is reading a book and asks, "Is it possible to make a heartless plant or [[Buddha]]?" "[[Basho (Noh)|Bashio]]"<ref></ref> is based on the Chinese "Hukai Shimbun"<ref></ref>.
==References==
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