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	Also, squeaking sounds made by a house's materials that happen as a result of changes in temperature and humidity are also nowadays called "yanari." They often occur in newly built houses where the materials have not yet been there for long, and in worse cases it can result in defective housing causing trouble for the construction company and homeowner.<ref>建設会社各社は家鳴りの軽減・解消を研究しており、例えば積水ハウスは、「家鳴りの原因特定のために使用する検知装置」という特許を取得している（特許3871907 参考: [http://v3.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/originalDocument?CC=JP&NR=2003049499A&KC=A&FT=D&date=20030221&DB=&locale= 特開2003−49499]）。</ref>		Also, squeaking sounds made by a house's materials that happen as a result of changes in temperature and humidity are also nowadays called "yanari." They often occur in newly built houses where the materials have not yet been there for long, and in worse cases it can result in defective housing causing trouble for the construction company and homeowner.<ref>建設会社各社は家鳴りの軽減・解消を研究しており、例えば積水ハウスは、「家鳴りの原因特定のために使用する検知装置」という特許を取得している（特許3871907 参考: [http://v3.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/originalDocument?CC=JP&NR=2003049499A&KC=A&FT=D&date=20030221&DB=&locale= 特開2003−49499]）。</ref>

			==Legends==
			;In the ''Taihei Hyakumonogatari'', Edo Period<ref name="tada" />
			:In the [[Edo period]], [[Tajima Province]] (now, northern [[Hyōgo Prefecture]]). A certain group ''[[rōnin]]'' went on a test of courage and visited a house known to be haunted.
			:While staying up the whole night, the entire house started violently shaking. The ''rōnin'' thought it was an earthquake and left the house, but the only thing shaking was the house. This strange phenomenon occurred the next day too, so the group of ''rōnin'' went to consult a monk named Tomohisa, and they all went to go stay at that house together.
			:The night Tomohisa stayed there with all those ''rōnin'', the house started shaking. Tomohisa stared at the tatami and stabbed at the most violently shaking area with a dagger. After doing so, the shaking stopped completely.
			:When it becomes morning and they investigated the house, they found a tomb engraved "Nataguma Seigan Reii" (刃熊青眼霊位, "Blade-Bear Blue-eye Spirit's Spot"), and from the 眼 character the dagger was stabbed into, blood had come out. When the story was related to the locals, they were told about how in the past, there was a bear that wildly ran around the area and the man living in that house killed it, and the tomb was built in order to quell its curse, but he was still haunted by the bear's spirit and died, and ever after that the spirit had wandered around the house causing many strange paranormal phenomena.
			;Occurrence mentioned in a November 22 article in Meiji 34 or 1901 in the daily newspaper Niroku Shinbō<ref>湯本豪一『図説江戸東京怪異百物語』 [[河出書房新社]]、2007年、96頁。{{ISBN\|978-4-3097-6096-4}}。</ref>
			:It was Meiji 33 or 1900, January. In a tenement house of the village of Omote in [[Sumida, Tokyo\|Honjo Ward]] of [[Tokyo Prefecture]] (now Sumida, [[Tokyo]]), Kageyama Jōsaku's wife Chiu gave birth to their first daughter. The next year, a second daughter was born but died two days after birth. The first daughter suddenly died after that in seven days. Four-sevens (twenty-eight) days after that, Chiu died. From all these misfortunes one after another, Jōsaku fell behind in expenses and went into debt, and his many creditors confiscated his furniture and household goods one after another. Jōsaku wept and wept, and then was never seen.
			:After that, the tenement house would, at night on the third quarter of the hour of the ox, make yanari sounds, so the residents considered moving away to other lands. It is rumored that the origin of this yanari is the deeds of the vengeful spirits ([[onryō]]) of the three family members that Jōsaku lost.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	Also, squeaking sounds made by a house's materials that happen as a result of changes in temperature and humidity are also nowadays called "yanari." They often occur in newly built houses where the materials have not yet been there for long, and in worse cases it can result in defective housing causing trouble for the construction company and homeowner.<ref>建設会社各社は家鳴りの軽減・解消を研究しており、例えば積水ハウスは、「家鳴りの原因特定のために使用する検知装置」という特許を取得している（特許3871907 参考: [http://v3.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/originalDocument?CC=JP&NR=2003049499A&KC=A&FT=D&date=20030221&DB=&locale= 特開2003−49499]）。</ref>		Also, squeaking sounds made by a house's materials that happen as a result of changes in temperature and humidity are also nowadays called "yanari." They often occur in newly built houses where the materials have not yet been there for long, and in worse cases it can result in defective housing causing trouble for the construction company and homeowner.<ref>建設会社各社は家鳴りの軽減・解消を研究しており、例えば積水ハウスは、「家鳴りの原因特定のために使用する検知装置」という特許を取得している（特許3871907 参考: [http://v3.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/originalDocument?CC=JP&NR=2003049499A&KC=A&FT=D&date=20030221&DB=&locale= 特開2003−49499]）。</ref>

	==Legends==
	;In the ''Taihei Hyakumonogatari'', Edo Period<ref name="tada" />
	:In the [[Edo period]], [[Tajima Province]] (now, northern [[Hyōgo Prefecture]]). A certain group ''[[rōnin]]'' went on a test of courage and visited a house known to be haunted.
	:While staying up the whole night, the entire house started violently shaking. The ''rōnin'' thought it was an earthquake and left the house, but the only thing shaking was the house. This strange phenomenon occurred the next day too, so the group of ''rōnin'' went to consult a monk named Tomohisa, and they all went to go stay at that house together.
	:The night Tomohisa stayed there with all those ''rōnin'', the house started shaking. Tomohisa stared at the tatami and stabbed at the most violently shaking area with a dagger. After doing so, the shaking stopped completely.
	:When it becomes morning and they investigated the house, they found a tomb engraved "Nataguma Seigan Reii" (刃熊青眼霊位, "Blade-Bear Blue-eye Spirit's Spot"), and from the 眼 character the dagger was stabbed into, blood had come out. When the story was related to the locals, they were told about how in the past, there was a bear that wildly ran around the area and the man living in that house killed it, and the tomb was built in order to quell its curse, but he was still haunted by the bear's spirit and died, and ever after that the spirit had wandered around the house causing many strange paranormal phenomena.
	;Occurrence mentioned in a November 22 article in Meiji 34 or 1901 in the daily newspaper Niroku Shinbō<ref>湯本豪一『図説江戸東京怪異百物語』 [[河出書房新社]]、2007年、96頁。{{ISBN\|978-4-3097-6096-4}}。</ref>
	:It was Meiji 33 or 1900, January. In a tenement house of the village of Omote in [[Sumida, Tokyo\|Honjo Ward]] of [[Tokyo Prefecture]] (now Sumida, [[Tokyo]]), Kageyama Jōsaku's wife Chiu gave birth to their first daughter. The next year, a second daughter was born but died two days after birth. The first daughter suddenly died after that in seven days. Four-sevens (twenty-eight) days after that, Chiu died. From all these misfortunes one after another, Jōsaku fell behind in expenses and went into debt, and his many creditors confiscated his furniture and household goods one after another. Jōsaku wept and wept, and then was never seen.
	:After that, the tenement house would, at night on the third quarter of the hour of the ox, make yanari sounds, so the residents considered moving away to other lands. It is rumored that the origin of this yanari is the deeds of the vengeful spirits ([[onryō]]) of the three family members that Jōsaku lost.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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			{{Short description\|Phenomenon in Japanese folklore}}
	Yanari a name of Turkish origin meaning "fiery, burning”
			[[File:SekienYanari.jpg\|right\|thumb\|200px\|"Yanari" (鳴屋) from the [[Gazu Hyakki Yagyō]] by [[Toriyama Sekien]]]]
			[[File:Obake Karuta 3-10.jpg\|right\|thumb\|The illustrated card "En no Shita kara Deru Tatamiage no Kuwai" (えんの下から出るたたみあげのくわい, "Mysterious Thing That Lifts Up Tatami from Beneath the Edges") from Yōkai Karuta, depicting the yanari legend of Tajima Province.<ref>[[多田克己]]編『江戸妖怪かるた』 [[国書刊行会]]、1998年、41頁。{{ISBN\|978-4-336-04112-8}}。</ref>]]
			'''Yanari''' (家鳴, 家鳴り, 鳴家, or 鳴屋, literally "house creak") is a paranormal phenomenon told about in legends in various places in Japan where the house or furniture would start shaking for no reason.

			In the [[Gazu Hyakki Yagyō]] by [[Toriyama Sekien]], there is a depiction of a small [[oni]]-like [[yōkai]] doing a prank shaking the house causing a yanari,<ref name="sekien">[[高田衛]]監修稲田篤信・田中直日編『鳥山石燕画図百鬼夜行』国書刊行会q、1992年、56頁。{{ISBN\|978-4-336-03386-4}}。</ref> but in modern times they are interpreted to be the same as [[poltergeist]] phenomena.<ref name="tada">多田克己『幻想世界の住人たち IV 日本編』 [[新紀元社]]〈Truth in fantasy〉、1990年、273頁。{{ISBN\|978-4-915146-44-2}}。</ref>

			Also, squeaking sounds made by a house's materials that happen as a result of changes in temperature and humidity are also nowadays called "yanari." They often occur in newly built houses where the materials have not yet been there for long, and in worse cases it can result in defective housing causing trouble for the construction company and homeowner.<ref>建設会社各社は家鳴りの軽減・解消を研究しており、例えば積水ハウスは、「家鳴りの原因特定のために使用する検知装置」という特許を取得している（特許3871907 参考: [http://v3.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/originalDocument?CC=JP&NR=2003049499A&KC=A&FT=D&date=20030221&DB=&locale= 特開2003−49499]）。</ref>

	==Legends==		==Legends==

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			Yanari a name of Turkish origin meaning "fiery, burning”
	{{Short description\|Phenomenon in Japanese folklore}}
	[[File:SekienYanari.jpg\|right\|thumb\|200px\|"Yanari" (鳴屋) from the [[Gazu Hyakki Yagyō]] by [[Toriyama Sekien]]]]
	[[File:Obake Karuta 3-10.jpg\|right\|thumb\|The illustrated card "En no Shita kara Deru Tatamiage no Kuwai" (えんの下から出るたたみあげのくわい, "Mysterious Thing That Lifts Up Tatami from Beneath the Edges") from Yōkai Karuta, depicting the yanari legend of Tajima Province.<ref>[[多田克己]]編『江戸妖怪かるた』 [[国書刊行会]]、1998年、41頁。{{ISBN\|978-4-336-04112-8}}。</ref>]]
	'''Yanari''' (家鳴, 家鳴り, 鳴家, or 鳴屋, literally "house creak") is a paranormal phenomenon told about in legends in various places in Japan where the house or furniture would start shaking for no reason.

	In the [[Gazu Hyakki Yagyō]] by [[Toriyama Sekien]], there is a depiction of a small [[oni]]-like [[yōkai]] doing a prank shaking the house causing a yanari,<ref name="sekien">[[高田衛]]監修稲田篤信・田中直日編『鳥山石燕画図百鬼夜行』国書刊行会q、1992年、56頁。{{ISBN\|978-4-336-03386-4}}。</ref> but in modern times they are interpreted to be the same as [[poltergeist]] phenomena.<ref name="tada">多田克己『幻想世界の住人たち IV 日本編』 [[新紀元社]]〈Truth in fantasy〉、1990年、273頁。{{ISBN\|978-4-915146-44-2}}。</ref>

	Also, squeaking sounds made by a house's materials that happen as a result of changes in temperature and humidity are also nowadays called "yanari." They often occur in newly built houses where the materials have not yet been there for long, and in worse cases it can result in defective housing causing trouble for the construction company and homeowner.<ref>建設会社各社は家鳴りの軽減・解消を研究しており、例えば積水ハウスは、「家鳴りの原因特定のために使用する検知装置」という特許を取得している（特許3871907 参考: [http://v3.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/originalDocument?CC=JP&NR=2003049499A&KC=A&FT=D&date=20030221&DB=&locale= 特開2003−49499]）。</ref>

	==Legends==		==Legends==

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			{{Short description\|Phenomenon in Japanese folklore}}
	[[File:SekienYanari.jpg\|right\|thumb\|200px\|"Yanari" (鳴屋) from the [[Gazu Hyakki Yagyō]] by [[Toriyama Sekien]]]]		[[File:SekienYanari.jpg\|right\|thumb\|200px\|"Yanari" (鳴屋) from the [[Gazu Hyakki Yagyō]] by [[Toriyama Sekien]]]]
	[[File:Obake Karuta 3-10.jpg\|right\|thumb\|The illustrated card "En no Shita kara Deru Tatamiage no Kuwai" (えんの下から出るたたみあげのくわい, "Mysterious Thing That Lifts Up Tatami from Beneath the Edges") from Yōkai Karuta, depicting the yanari legend of Tajima Province.<ref>[[多田克己]]編『江戸妖怪かるた』 [[国書刊行会]]、1998年、41頁。{{ISBN\|978-4-336-04112-8}}。</ref>]]		[[File:Obake Karuta 3-10.jpg\|right\|thumb\|The illustrated card "En no Shita kara Deru Tatamiage no Kuwai" (えんの下から出るたたみあげのくわい, "Mysterious Thing That Lifts Up Tatami from Beneath the Edges") from Yōkai Karuta, depicting the yanari legend of Tajima Province.<ref>[[多田克己]]編『江戸妖怪かるた』 [[国書刊行会]]、1998年、41頁。{{ISBN\|978-4-336-04112-8}}。</ref>]]

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	:While staying up the whole night, the entire house started violently shaking. The ''rōnin'' thought it was an earthquake and left the house, but the only thing shaking was the house. This strange phenomenon occurred the next day too, so the group of ''rōnin'' went to consult a monk named Tomohisa, and they all went to go stay at that house together.		:While staying up the whole night, the entire house started violently shaking. The ''rōnin'' thought it was an earthquake and left the house, but the only thing shaking was the house. This strange phenomenon occurred the next day too, so the group of ''rōnin'' went to consult a monk named Tomohisa, and they all went to go stay at that house together.
	:The night Tomohisa stayed there with all those ''rōnin'', the house started shaking. Tomohisa stared at the tatami and stabbed at the most violently shaking area with a dagger. After doing so, the shaking stopped completely.		:The night Tomohisa stayed there with all those ''rōnin'', the house started shaking. Tomohisa stared at the tatami and stabbed at the most violently shaking area with a dagger. After doing so, the shaking stopped completely.
	:When it becomes morning and they investigated the house, they found a tomb engraved "Nataguma Seigan Reii" (刃熊青眼霊位, "Blade-Bear Blue-eye Spirit's Spot"), and from the 眼 character the dagger was stabbed into, blood had come out. When the story was related to the locals, they were told about how in the past, there was a bear that wildly ran around the area and the man living in that house killed it, and the tomb was built in order to quell its curse, but he was still haunted by the bear's spirit and died, and ever after that the spirit had wandered around the house causing ~~all kinds of~~ strange paranormal phenomena.		:When it becomes morning and they investigated the house, they found a tomb engraved "Nataguma Seigan Reii" (刃熊青眼霊位, "Blade-Bear Blue-eye Spirit's Spot"), and from the 眼 character the dagger was stabbed into, blood had come out. When the story was related to the locals, they were told about how in the past, there was a bear that wildly ran around the area and the man living in that house killed it, and the tomb was built in order to quell its curse, but he was still haunted by the bear's spirit and died, and ever after that the spirit had wandered around the house causing many strange paranormal phenomena.
	;Occurrence mentioned in a November 22 article in Meiji 34 or 1901 in the daily newspaper Niroku Shinbō<ref>湯本豪一『図説江戸東京怪異百物語』 [[河出書房新社]]、2007年、96頁。{{ISBN\|978-4-3097-6096-4}}。</ref>		;Occurrence mentioned in a November 22 article in Meiji 34 or 1901 in the daily newspaper Niroku Shinbō<ref>湯本豪一『図説江戸東京怪異百物語』 [[河出書房新社]]、2007年、96頁。{{ISBN\|978-4-3097-6096-4}}。</ref>
	:It was Meiji 33 or 1900, January. In a tenement house of the village of Omote in [[Sumida, Tokyo\|Honjo Ward]] of [[Tokyo Prefecture]] (now Sumida, [[Tokyo]]), Kageyama Jōsaku's wife Chiu gave birth to their first daughter. The next year, a second daughter was born but died two days after birth. The first daughter suddenly died after that in seven days. Four-sevens (twenty-eight) days after that, Chiu died. From all these misfortunes one after another, Jōsaku fell behind in expenses and went into debt, and his ~~great amount of~~ creditors ~~took away~~ his furniture and household goods one after another. Jōsaku wept and wept, and then was never seen.		:It was Meiji 33 or 1900, January. In a tenement house of the village of Omote in [[Sumida, Tokyo\|Honjo Ward]] of [[Tokyo Prefecture]] (now Sumida, [[Tokyo]]), Kageyama Jōsaku's wife Chiu gave birth to their first daughter. The next year, a second daughter was born but died two days after birth. The first daughter suddenly died after that in seven days. Four-sevens (twenty-eight) days after that, Chiu died. From all these misfortunes one after another, Jōsaku fell behind in expenses and went into debt, and his many creditors confiscated his furniture and household goods one after another. Jōsaku wept and wept, and then was never seen.
	:After that, the tenement house would, at night on the third quarter of the hour of the ox, make yanari sounds, so the residents considered moving away to other lands. It is rumored that the origin of this yanari is the deeds of the vengeful spirits ([[onryō]]) of the three family members that Jōsaku lost.		:After that, the tenement house would, at night on the third quarter of the hour of the ox, make yanari sounds, so the residents considered moving away to other lands. It is rumored that the origin of this yanari is the deeds of the vengeful spirits ([[onryō]]) of the three family members that Jōsaku lost.

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	In the [[Gazu Hyakki Yagyō]] by [[Toriyama Sekien]], there is a depiction of a small [[oni]]-like [[yōkai]] doing a prank shaking the house causing a yanari,<ref name="sekien">[[高田衛]]監修稲田篤信・田中直日編『鳥山石燕画図百鬼夜行』国書刊行会q、1992年、56頁。{{ISBN\|978-4-336-03386-4}}。</ref> but in modern times they are interpreted to be the same as [[poltergeist]] phenomena.<ref name="tada">多田克己『幻想世界の住人たち IV 日本編』 [[新紀元社]]〈Truth in fantasy〉、1990年、273頁。{{ISBN\|978-4-915146-44-2}}。</ref>		In the [[Gazu Hyakki Yagyō]] by [[Toriyama Sekien]], there is a depiction of a small [[oni]]-like [[yōkai]] doing a prank shaking the house causing a yanari,<ref name="sekien">[[高田衛]]監修稲田篤信・田中直日編『鳥山石燕画図百鬼夜行』国書刊行会q、1992年、56頁。{{ISBN\|978-4-336-03386-4}}。</ref> but in modern times they are interpreted to be the same as [[poltergeist]] phenomena.<ref name="tada">多田克己『幻想世界の住人たち IV 日本編』 [[新紀元社]]〈Truth in fantasy〉、1990年、273頁。{{ISBN\|978-4-915146-44-2}}。</ref>

	Also, squeaking sounds made by a house's materials that happen as a result of changes in temperature and humidity are also nowadays called "yanari." They often occur in newly-built houses where the materials have not yet been there for long, and in worse cases it can result in defective housing causing trouble for the construction company and homeowner.<ref>建設会社各社は家鳴りの軽減・解消を研究しており、例えば積水ハウスは、「家鳴りの原因特定のために使用する検知装置」という特許を取得している（特許3871907 参考: [http://v3.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/originalDocument?CC=JP&NR=2003049499A&KC=A&FT=D&date=20030221&DB=&locale= 特開2003−49499]）。</ref>		Also, squeaking sounds made by a house's materials that happen as a result of changes in temperature and humidity are also nowadays called "yanari." They often occur in newly built houses where the materials have not yet been there for long, and in worse cases it can result in defective housing causing trouble for the construction company and homeowner.<ref>建設会社各社は家鳴りの軽減・解消を研究しており、例えば積水ハウスは、「家鳴りの原因特定のために使用する検知装置」という特許を取得している（特許3871907 参考: [http://v3.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/originalDocument?CC=JP&NR=2003049499A&KC=A&FT=D&date=20030221&DB=&locale= 特開2003−49499]）。</ref>

	==Legends==		==Legends==

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	:While staying up the whole night, the entire house started violently shaking. The ''rōnin'' thought it was an earthquake and left the house, but the only thing shaking was the house. This strange phenomenon occurred the next day too, so the group of ''rōnin'' went to consult a monk named Tomohisa, and they all went to go stay at that house together.		:While staying up the whole night, the entire house started violently shaking. The ''rōnin'' thought it was an earthquake and left the house, but the only thing shaking was the house. This strange phenomenon occurred the next day too, so the group of ''rōnin'' went to consult a monk named Tomohisa, and they all went to go stay at that house together.
	:The night Tomohisa stayed there with all those ''rōnin'', the house started shaking. Tomohisa stared at the tatami and stabbed at the most violently shaking area with a dagger. After doing so, the shaking stopped completely.		:The night Tomohisa stayed there with all those ''rōnin'', the house started shaking. Tomohisa stared at the tatami and stabbed at the most violently shaking area with a dagger. After doing so, the shaking stopped completely.
	:When it ~~become~~ morning and they investigated the house, they found a tomb engraved "Nataguma Seigan Reii" (刃熊青眼霊位, "Blade-Bear Blue-eye Spirit's Spot"), and from the 眼 character the dagger was stabbed into, blood had come out. When the story was related to the locals, they were told about how in the past, there was a bear that wildly ran around the area and the man living in that house killed it, and the tomb was built in order to quell its curse, but he was still haunted by the bear's spirit and died, and ever after that the spirit had wandered around the house causing all kinds of strange paranormal phenomena.		:When it becomes morning and they investigated the house, they found a tomb engraved "Nataguma Seigan Reii" (刃熊青眼霊位, "Blade-Bear Blue-eye Spirit's Spot"), and from the 眼 character the dagger was stabbed into, blood had come out. When the story was related to the locals, they were told about how in the past, there was a bear that wildly ran around the area and the man living in that house killed it, and the tomb was built in order to quell its curse, but he was still haunted by the bear's spirit and died, and ever after that the spirit had wandered around the house causing all kinds of strange paranormal phenomena.
	;Occurrence mentioned in a November 22 article in Meiji 34 or 1901 in the daily newspaper Niroku Shinbō<ref>湯本豪一『図説江戸東京怪異百物語』 [[河出書房新社]]、2007年、96頁。{{ISBN\|978-4-3097-6096-4}}。</ref>		;Occurrence mentioned in a November 22 article in Meiji 34 or 1901 in the daily newspaper Niroku Shinbō<ref>湯本豪一『図説江戸東京怪異百物語』 [[河出書房新社]]、2007年、96頁。{{ISBN\|978-4-3097-6096-4}}。</ref>
	:It was Meiji 33 or 1900, January. In a tenement house of the village of Omote in [[Sumida, Tokyo\|Honjo Ward]] of [[Tokyo Prefecture]] (now Sumida, [[Tokyo]]), Kageyama Jōsaku's wife Chiu gave birth to their first daughter. The next year, a second daughter was born, but died 2 days after birth. The first daughter suddenly died after that in seven days. Four-sevens (twenty-eight) days after that, Chiu died. From all these misfortunes one after another, Jōsaku fell behind in expenses and went into debt, and his great amount of creditors took away his furniture and household goods one after another. Jōsaku wept and wept, and then was never seen.		:It was Meiji 33 or 1900, January. In a tenement house of the village of Omote in [[Sumida, Tokyo\|Honjo Ward]] of [[Tokyo Prefecture]] (now Sumida, [[Tokyo]]), Kageyama Jōsaku's wife Chiu gave birth to their first daughter. The next year, a second daughter was born but died two days after birth. The first daughter suddenly died after that in seven days. Four-sevens (twenty-eight) days after that, Chiu died. From all these misfortunes one after another, Jōsaku fell behind in expenses and went into debt, and his great amount of creditors took away his furniture and household goods one after another. Jōsaku wept and wept, and then was never seen.
	:After that, the tenement house would, at night, on the third quarter of the hour of the ox, make yanari sounds, so the residents considered moving away to other lands. It is rumored that the origin of this yanari is the deeds of the vengeful spirits ([[onryō]]) of the three family members that Jōsaku lost.		:After that, the tenement house would, at night on the third quarter of the hour of the ox, make yanari sounds, so the residents considered moving away to other lands. It is rumored that the origin of this yanari is the deeds of the vengeful spirits ([[onryō]]) of the three family members that Jōsaku lost.

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	:In the [[Edo period]], [[Tajima Province]] (now, northern [[Hyōgo Prefecture]]). A certain group ''[[rōnin]]'' went on a test of courage and visited a house known to be haunted.		:In the [[Edo period]], [[Tajima Province]] (now, northern [[Hyōgo Prefecture]]). A certain group ''[[rōnin]]'' went on a test of courage and visited a house known to be haunted.
	:While staying up the whole night, the entire house started violently shaking. The ~~ronin~~ thought it was an earthquake and left the house, but the only thing shaking was the house. This strange phenomenon occurred the next day too, so the group of ~~ronin~~ went to consult a monk named Tomohisa, and they all went to go stay at that house together.		:While staying up the whole night, the entire house started violently shaking. The ''rōnin'' thought it was an earthquake and left the house, but the only thing shaking was the house. This strange phenomenon occurred the next day too, so the group of ''rōnin'' went to consult a monk named Tomohisa, and they all went to go stay at that house together.
	:The night Tomohisa stayed there with all those ~~ronin~~, the house started shaking. Tomohisa stared at the tatami and stabbed at the most violently shaking area with a dagger. After doing so, the shaking stopped completely.		:The night Tomohisa stayed there with all those ''rōnin'', the house started shaking. Tomohisa stared at the tatami and stabbed at the most violently shaking area with a dagger. After doing so, the shaking stopped completely.
	:When it become morning and they investigated the house, they found a tomb engraved "Nataguma Seigan Reii" (刃熊青眼霊位, "Blade-Bear Blue-eye Spirit's Spot"), and from the 眼 character the dagger was stabbed into, blood had come out. When the story was related to the locals, they were told about how in the past, there was a bear that wildly ran around the area and the man living in that house killed it, and the tomb was built in order to quell its curse, but he was still haunted by the bear's spirit and died, and ever after that the spirit had wandered around the house causing all kinds of strange paranormal phenomena.		:When it become morning and they investigated the house, they found a tomb engraved "Nataguma Seigan Reii" (刃熊青眼霊位, "Blade-Bear Blue-eye Spirit's Spot"), and from the 眼 character the dagger was stabbed into, blood had come out. When the story was related to the locals, they were told about how in the past, there was a bear that wildly ran around the area and the man living in that house killed it, and the tomb was built in order to quell its curse, but he was still haunted by the bear's spirit and died, and ever after that the spirit had wandered around the house causing all kinds of strange paranormal phenomena.
	;Occurrence mentioned in a November 22 article in Meiji 34 or 1901 in the daily newspaper Niroku Shinbō<ref>湯本豪一『図説江戸東京怪異百物語』 [[河出書房新社]]、2007年、96頁。{{ISBN\|978-4-3097-6096-4}}。</ref>		;Occurrence mentioned in a November 22 article in Meiji 34 or 1901 in the daily newspaper Niroku Shinbō<ref>湯本豪一『図説江戸東京怪異百物語』 [[河出書房新社]]、2007年、96頁。{{ISBN\|978-4-3097-6096-4}}。</ref>

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	:In the [[Edo ~~Period~~]], [[Tajima Province]] (now, northern [[Hyōgo Prefecture]]). A certain group ~~ronin~~ went on a test of courage and visited a house known to be haunted.		:In the [[Edo period]], [[Tajima Province]] (now, northern [[Hyōgo Prefecture]]). A certain group ''[[rōnin]]'' went on a test of courage and visited a house known to be haunted.
	:While staying up the whole night, the entire house started violently shaking. The ronin thought it was an earthquake and left the house, but the only thing shaking was the house. This strange phenomenon occurred the next day too, so the group of ronin went to consult a monk named Tomohisa, and they all went to go stay at that house together.		:While staying up the whole night, the entire house started violently shaking. The ronin thought it was an earthquake and left the house, but the only thing shaking was the house. This strange phenomenon occurred the next day too, so the group of ronin went to consult a monk named Tomohisa, and they all went to go stay at that house together.
	:The night Tomohisa stayed there with all those ronin, the house started shaking. Tomohisa stared at the tatami and stabbed at the most violently shaking area with a dagger. After doing so, the shaking stopped completely.		:The night Tomohisa stayed there with all those ronin, the house started shaking. Tomohisa stared at the tatami and stabbed at the most violently shaking area with a dagger. After doing so, the shaking stopped completely.

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			{{Short description\|Phenomenon in Japanese folklore}}
	[[File:SekienYanari.jpg\|right\|thumb\|200px\|"Yanari" (鳴屋) from the [[Gazu Hyakki Yagyō]] by [[Toriyama Sekien]]]]		[[File:SekienYanari.jpg\|right\|thumb\|200px\|"Yanari" (鳴屋) from the [[Gazu Hyakki Yagyō]] by [[Toriyama Sekien]]]]
	[[File:Obake Karuta 3-10.jpg\|right\|thumb\|The illustrated card "En no Shita kara Deru Tatamiage no Kuwai" (えんの下から出るたたみあげのくわい, "Mysterious Thing That Lifts Up Tatami from Beneath the Edges") from Yōkai Karuta, depicting the yanari legend of Tajima Province.<ref>[[多田克己]]編『江戸妖怪かるた』 [[国書刊行会]]、1998年、41頁。{{ISBN\|978-4-336-04112-8}}。</ref>]]		[[File:Obake Karuta 3-10.jpg\|right\|thumb\|The illustrated card "En no Shita kara Deru Tatamiage no Kuwai" (えんの下から出るたたみあげのくわい, "Mysterious Thing That Lifts Up Tatami from Beneath the Edges") from Yōkai Karuta, depicting the yanari legend of Tajima Province.<ref>[[多田克己]]編『江戸妖怪かるた』 [[国書刊行会]]、1998年、41頁。{{ISBN\|978-4-336-04112-8}}。</ref>]]