The Book of the Hakutaku: a Bestiary of Japanese Monsters

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If you are in monsters and ghosts, you might be interested to help starting a new book on Kickstarter.

The Book of the Hakutaku: a Bestiary of Japanese Monsters

A fully illustrated encyclopedia of yokai: ghosts, spirits & monsters of traditional Japanese folklore. Over one hundred illustrations! 

by Matthew Meyer@ Yokai.com

Become a supporter here: LINK to Kickstarter



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