Wanyūdō
Wanyūdō is said to take the form of a burning oxcart wheel bearing the
tormented face of a man.
Various folklore purports him as the condemned soul of
a tyrant daimyo who, in life, was known
for having his victims drawn on the back of an oxcart.
He is said to guard the
gates of Hell and to wander back and forth
along the road between this world and the underworld, scaring townsfolk as he
passes and stealing the souls of anyone who gets too close in order to bring
them to Hell with him.
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