Yadōkai
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Yadōkai (夜道怪) is a derogatory term for Kōya Hijiri.
They were considered to be a kind of supernatural creature, wandering at night, damaging property, injuring people or kidnapping children.
Kōya Hijiri served as itinerant traders, were well informed about life, and deceived local people.
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