The Yokai Oracle Deck

Unlock ancient Japanese folklore and spiritual guidance with this beautifully illustrated oracle deck, inspired by The Book of Japanese Folklore and infused with the mystical essence of yokai, kami, and traditional myths.

Unlock the ancient wisdom of Japan with this captivating oracle deck inspired by The Book of Japanese Folklore. Perfect for those fascinated by the rich tapestry of Japanese culture and spiritual seekers alike, this collection offers a getaway to the mystical realms of kami, spirits, yokai, folk heroes, and other mystical beings of Japanese folklore.

Each of the 60 beautifully illustrated cards channels the wisdom of legendary spirits, ancient deities, and mythical beings from Japan’s folklore. Whether you’re seeking spiritual guidance, clarity in life’s challenges, or a deeper understanding of Japanese culture, these cards provide powerful insights and inspiration.

Dive into the captivating stories and timeless wisdom that have shaped Japan’s folklore and discover the powerful messages within. This is more than just a deck; it’s an invitation to explore the unseen and unlock the mysteries of the spirit world.

About the Creators

Thersa Matsuura is an American expat who has lived in Japan for over thirty years. Her fluency in the language allows her to explore her favorite part of Japanese culture: all the myths, legends, folktales, and superstitions. Thersa retells these Japanese folktales and ghost stories on her popular podcast Uncanny Japan. Thersa has also published two short story collections, including A Robe of Feathers and Other Stories and The Carp-Faced Boy and Other Tales, a collection of horror stories inspired by Japanese folktales, which was nominated for a Bram Stoker Award in 2017.

Michelle Wang (Illustrator) is an artist based in California. Her artworks are inspired by anime and manga, as well as pop culture, old magazines and photographs, and the beautiful outdoors. Her pieces aim to elicit feelings of awe and serenity through a painterly style, flowing lines, clean details, and nature-inspired colors. Michelle is also a student at UC Berkeley studying computer science, and in her free time enjoys designing and programming apps, as well as practicing yoga and taking long walks with her sister. Her works can be found under the username "nuttymelon" on social media and Etsy.