Hyakumonogatari Kaidankai
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Cent Histoires de démons et d'esprits (百物語怪談, Hyakumonogatari Kaidan) par
Kitagawa Utamaro
Hyakumonogatari Kaidankai (百物語怪談会, litt. rassemblement de cent contes fantastiques) est un jeu oral très populaire de l'époque Edo au Japon.
Déroulement du jeu
Dans une pièce, à la nuit tombée, cent bougies sont allumées. Les joueurs se placent parmi les bougies et racontent des kaidan (怪談, histoires fantastiques). A chaque kaidan raconté, on souffle une bougie. La pièce devient de plus en plus sombre au cours du jeu. Les joueurs pensent que la dernière bougie éteinte permet d'invoquer un être surnaturel.
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