Japanese folk magic

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Japanese folk magic

Step into the mysterious and captivating world of Japanese folk magic with this beautifully illustrated guide, part of the Folk Magic series!

Japanese Folk Magic explores centuries-old magical practices, rituals, divination techniques, legendary figures, and mythical creatures from Japan’s rich spiritual traditions. From esoteric Buddhism to Kanpo medicine, purification rituals, and divination methods like omikuji and Seimei handan, each page presents these fascinating practices through stunning illustrations. Encounter iconic deities like Amaterasu, historical figures such as Abe no Seimei, and legendary creatures including Kitsune and Yuki-onna. Edited by experts in folk traditions, this volume blends authenticity with clarity, perfect for collectors, mythology enthusiasts, and anyone drawn to the enchanting world of magic.
Explore Japanese Folk Magic: Covers rituals, spells, divination techniques, deities, historical figures, and legendary creatures
Richly Illustrated: Original portraits and artwork bring ancient practices and folklore to life in a visually immersive way
Comprehensive Coverage: Includes magic, rituals, healing practices, and cultural lore from Onmyodo to Kuji kiri and Kanpo medicine
Expert Insight: Carefully edited by experts in in folk traditions for authentic, well-researched storytelling
Perfect for Fans of Folklore: Ideal for curious fans of folklore and esotericism

Hardback |  size 15 / 21 cm |  128 Pages | White Star publishing | Jan 2026

About the Author:
Marianna Zanetta is a Cultural Anthropologist with an intense passion for Japan, for its cultural and religious elements, that led to a Master degree in Science of Religions (University of Turin), and later a PhD in Religious Anthropology and Far Eastern Studies at EPHE (Paris). She completed her first documentary about Japan with an associate director, and is about to publish her first monography. Asuka Ozumi is a Japanese language teacher at the University of Turin and president of the Center for East Asian Studies. She also serves as editorial director of Dynit Manga and collaborates with various publishing houses.

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