millesugune

Millesugune is a concept in Japanese folklore and mythology that refers to a mysterious and often malevolent entity or spirit. The term is derived from the Japanese words "mille" meaning thousand, and "sugune" meaning spirits or ghosts. Millesugune are typically described as appearing in large numbers, often in the form of swarms or clouds, and are said to cause various forms of distress and misfortune. They are often associated with natural disasters, such as earthquakes, floods, and storms, and are believed to be the cause of these events.

In some legends, millesugune are said to be the spirits of the dead who have not been properly buried or who have been killed in battle. They are often depicted as being drawn to the sound of human voices, and are said to be particularly active at night. Millesugune are also said to be able to possess living beings, causing them to exhibit strange behavior or to become possessed by the spirit.

The concept of millesugune is often used in Japanese horror and supernatural fiction, and has been the subject of numerous folktales and legends. While the existence of millesugune is not scientifically proven, the concept remains an important part of Japanese folklore and mythology, and is often used to explain natural disasters and other unexplained phenomena.