Kidōmaru Draped in an Ox Hide

The image features a muscular, grim-faced male figure with unkempt, bristly hair, sitting in a crouched position. He is wearing a heavy hide of a bovine animal, with the creature's head—complete with horns and snout—resting on his shoulders, effectively cloaking him. A sword is tucked at his waist, and he sits amidst a sparse background of stylized bamboo-like stalks and what appears to be clouds or snow at his feet. The illustration is a monochromatic woodblock print, utilizing fine black ink lines to create texture on the animal fur and the man's physique.

This print appears in Toriyama Sekien’s *Konjaku Hyakki Shūi* (1780), a foundational collection of yōkai encyclopedias that categorized and popularized Japanese folklore entities during the Edo period.