In 1795, old wells in Japan suffere

In 1795, old wells in Japan suffered from an infestation of a type of worm that became known as the "Okiku bug" (Okiku mushi). This worm, covered with thin threads making it look as though it had been bound, was widely believed to be a reincarnation of Okiku.
The Ningyo Joruri version is set in Himeji Castle, a popular tourist attraction at the castle is Okiku-Ido, or Okiku's Well. Traditionally, this is where the hapless maid's body was thrown after being killed by Tetsuzan. Although the castle is closed at night, it is said that her ghost still rises nightly from the well, and counts to nine before shrieking and returning.
The NES game Monster Party features a boss named "The haunted well", a well who attacks by throwing plates at the player, a reference to the tale.[original research?] But since the game was only released in the USA, many players did not understand the concept.[3][not in citation given]
Manga artist Rumiko Takahashi included a parody of the legend of Okiku in her romantic comedy Maison Ikkoku. As part of an Obon event, the residents of Ikkoku-kan take part in a summer festival; Kyoko dresses up as Okiku and is supposed to hide in a shallow well.[4]
In the manga Gintama, there is a parody of this story when the Yorozuya trio assist a man in organizing a "test of courage."
In the Video Game We Love Katamari, there is a female ghost that occasionally pops up from a well in the town level.
In the 1998 film adaptation of Koji Suzuki's novel Ringu, the ghost in question is that of Sadako Yamamura, who was pushed down a well, where she was left to die.
In the iOS and Android app Ayakashi: Ghost Guild, Banchō Sarayashiki is an obtainable daemon

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In 1795, old wells in Japan suffered from an infestation of a type of worm that became known as the "Okiku bug" (Okiku mushi). This worm, covered with thin threads making it look as though it had been bound, was widely believed to be a reincarnation of Okiku.The Ningyo Joruri version is set in Himeji Castle, a popular tourist attraction at the castle is Okiku-Ido, or Okiku's Well. Traditionally, this is where the hapless maid's body was thrown after being killed by Tetsuzan. Although the castle is closed at night, it is said that her ghost still rises nightly from the well, and counts to nine before shrieking and returning.The NES game Monster Party features a boss named "The haunted well", a well who attacks by throwing plates at the player, a reference to the tale.[original research?] But since the game was only released in the USA, many players did not understand the concept.[3][not in citation given]Manga artist Rumiko Takahashi included a parody of the legend of Okiku in her romantic comedy Maison Ikkoku. As part of an Obon event, the residents of Ikkoku-kan take part in a summer festival; Kyoko dresses up as Okiku and is supposed to hide in a shallow well.[4]In the manga Gintama, there is a parody of this story when the Yorozuya trio assist a man in organizing a "test of courage."In the Video Game We Love Katamari, there is a female ghost that occasionally pops up from a well in the town level.ในภาพยนตร์ปี 1998 การปรับตัวของ Ringu นวนิยายจิซูซูกิ ผีสงสัยเป็นที่ของ Sadako Yamamura ที่ถูกผลักดันลงบ่อ ที่เธอถูกทิ้งให้ตายใน iOS และ Android app Ayakashi: สมาคมผี ผีนับจานเป็นภูตที่มีสิทธิได้รับ

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ค . ศ . 1795 ในบ่อน้ำมันเก่าในประเทศญี่ปุ่นทุกข์ทรมานจากการที่ติดเชื้อที่เป็นประเภทของหนอนที่ได้กลายเป็นที่รู้จักกันในชื่อของ " บัก " ( Okiku Okiku มูชี ) ไฟล์นี้หนอน , เกลียวขนาดบางที่ปกคลุมไปด้วยการทำให้ดูราวกับเป็นผูกไว้นั้นได้รับการยอมรับอย่างกว้างขวางเชื่อกันว่าเป็นการกลับชาติมาเกิดใหม่ของ Okiku ได้
Ningyo Joruri เวอร์ชันจะมีการตั้งค่าไว้ในปราสาท Himeji ซึ่งเป็นสถานที่ท่องเที่ยวที่ได้รับความนิยมอยู่ที่ปราสาทคือ Okiku-Ido หรือ Okiku s ดีขึ้นตามปกติแล้ว