People bewitched (?) by a tengu (Japanese mountain demon) Colour woodcut attributed to Kyōsai, 187-(?).

Left, a blind man gropes his way with the aid of a stick, a dumb man has a clamp on his mouth and carries a staff topped with an open-mouthed hairy demon mask, a deaf (?) man's ear is investigated by a woman and an ape dressed in a robe playfully pokes a stick at a sleeping demon (right); right, an old man sleeps in, and a young man sleeps on, a large bell decorated with tengu motifs, while the demon sleeps beside the mouth of the bell; ; above, the head of a giant tengu with people clinging to its long nose. Black tentacles (?) emanate from the tengu and surround the two sleeping men, suggesting that they are under its influence (?)