
Yōkai are not the only supernatural beings in Japanese Mythology. There are stories of Gods and Deities with massive power.


In this podcast series you will learn all kinds of legendary monsters, ghosts, and other supernatural creatures from Japanese folklore and mythology.
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Signup to Generate a PitchIn this podcast series you will learn all kinds of legendary monsters, ghosts, and other supernatural creatures from Japanese folklore and mythology.
Yokai Legends is hosted by King Kappa. The show has published 237 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Yokai Legends Season 24 Episode 8: Gods and Divinities" (31 October 2026, 5 minutes), "Yokai Legends Season 24 Episode 7: Vengeful Creatures" (20 October 2026, 5 minutes), and "Yokai Legends Season 24 Episode 5: Unexplained Mysteries" (1 October 2026, 4 minutes).
Yokai Legends publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 4 minutes across 237 episodes.
Booking probability for Yokai Legends is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Yokai Legends requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Yokai Legends's contact route on record: public web form.
King Kappa hosts Yokai Legends, a leisure podcast with 237 episodes published.
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Yōkai are not the only supernatural beings in Japanese Mythology. There are stories of Gods and Deities with massive power.

A lot of Yōkai don’t take to fondly of any mistakes made by humans.

Not all mysteries can be solved, especially when they involve legends and myths.

There are always stories about encountering unusual creatures.

There are spirits in Japanese folklore that are not threatening to humans but can still scare them.

Stories of Yōkai and other supernatural creatures have been told in Japan for centuries.

The origins of the Yōkai go back to very ancient years.

Spirits and ghostly creatures have been told in stories of Japanese Folklore for Generations.

Mysteries and Legends are very well-known in Japanese Folklore.

There are a lot of entities and monsters known in Japanese Folklore.

Yōkai are not the only supernatural creatures in Japanese folklore. There are tales of powerful gods and deities.

Japan is home to countless creatures and spirits that are well known in folklore.

Supernatural creatures and Phenomena are very common in Japan, as well as the stories that come with them.

There are spirits and beasts from Japanese folklore that always hunt you when you least expect it.

A lot of creatures in Japanese Folklore are very hard to describe in words and are very difficult to compare to living things.

A lot of Yōkai cause so much fear and terror, it can never leave our minds.

There are ways that Japanese spirits can invade your home easily. Such as the Fudakaeshi, spirits that remove protective charms that prevent Yōkai from entering homes.

Almost every creature in Japanese Folklore are extremely odd and strange as if they are almost indescribable.

<p>Yōkai are occasionally involved in situations that no one can explain.</p>

<p>Revenge only leads to more pain. In today’s episode, you will hear tales of vengeance.</p>
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