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A screenprint poster for the 1964 film <n>Onibaba</n> by artist <n>Takato Yamamoto</n>.

Painting by Japanese artist <n>Takato Yamamoto</n>.

<n>Woman Combing Her Hair</n> (1920), a woodblock print by Japanese artist <n>Hashiguchi Goyo</n>.

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A hand-colored albumen print of a Japanese woman, circa 1875, by <n>Raimund von Stillfried</n>.

<n>Untitled/Osmosis</n> (1999) by artist <n>Alvin Booth</n>.

<n>beg me for mercy.</n> by <n>Dead Seagull</n>.

A print from <n>Bansho shashin zufu Part 1 (Zen)</n> by artist <n>Utagawa Sadahide</n>, circa 1864.

Special effects makeup by <n>Ella Frank Simkins</n>, inspired by the Marvel symbiote <n>Venom</n>.

The yōkai <n>Ushi-oni</n> (ox demon), from the Japanese <n>Bakemono Zukushi</n> (Monster Scroll) of the Edo period.

<n>Spirit of The Mamba</n> by illustrator <n>Andrew Archer</n> from his <n>Edo Ball</n> series, depicting <n>Kobe Bryant</n>.

Let women and the world into kabuki and watch it flourish

The yōkai <n>Hajikkaki</n> from the anonymous 18th–19th century Japanese scroll <n>Bakemono Zukushi</n>.