kumimaisia
Kumimaisia is a term used in Japanese folklore to describe a type of supernatural creature or spirit that is often associated with water. The term translates to "water spirit" or "water monster," and these entities are believed to inhabit bodies of water such as rivers, lakes, and seas. Kumimaisia are typically depicted as having a humanoid or animal-like form, with some accounts describing them as being partially or entirely submerged in water.
In Japanese mythology, kumimaisia are often associated with the Shinto religion, which recognizes a wide range
Kumimaisia are also featured in various forms of Japanese art and literature, including ukiyo-e prints, kabuki