Mehitotsubou (The One-Eyed Monk)

The figure is a stylized, bald man with a single large, centrally located eye, thick eyebrows, and prominent facial wrinkles around his nose and mouth. He has a slight stubble on his chin and upper lip, and wears a dark-colored, simple garment that covers his shoulders. The portrait is drawn in a flat, ink-and-wash style, emphasizing the distorted, heavy features and the singular, staring gaze of the creature.

The Mehitotsubou belongs to the Japanese yōkai tradition, specifically the hyakki yagyō (night parade of one hundred demons) scrolls which catalog folkloric creatures and spirits.