Appearance: Hōnengyo are strange fish or amphibian yōkai which occasionally appear in rivers. They can grow quite to be large—at least over two meters long. Their bodies are long and flexible like a weasel’s, and they are covered in scales like a snake. They have legs like a turtle, and their eyes are like mirrors.

The Hōnengyo or Hounengyo （豊年魚, It means fruitful year fish or good harvest fish in Japanese.） is an aquatic cryptid, reported from Osaka, Japan. In early June 1866, a strange creature appeared in the Yodo River flowing through Osaka Prefecture, and newspapers of …

Hōnengyo are strange fish or amphibian yōkai which occasionally appear in rivers. They can grow quite to be large—at least over two meters long. Their bodies are long and flexible like a weasel’s, and they are covered in scales like a snake. They have legs like a turtle, and their eyes are like...

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Hōnengyo are strange fish or amphibian yōkai which occasionally appear in rivers. They can grow quite to be large—at least over two meters long. Their bodies are long and flexible like a weasel’s, and they are covered in scales like a snake. They have legs like a turtle, and their eyes are like...

Honengyo, also known as Kaigyo, is a fishlike monster that appeared 95 years before the famous Godzilla was born and terrorized Japan. Honengyo is a large monster with an appearance similar to Godzilla with smooth snake-like scales and elephantine feet like turtles.

Feb 20, 2019 · APPEARANCE: Hōnengyo are strange fish or amphibian yōkai which occasionally appear in rivers. They can grow quite to be large—at least over two meters long. Their bodies are long and flexible like a weasel’s, and they are covered in scales like a snake. They have legs like a turtle, and their eyes are like mirrors.

Mar 7, 2022 · C.L. Werner's Honengyo transports us to feudal Japan, where quarrelling clans and treacherous assassins leave chaos in their wake, while cunning sorcerers and demons align with one another to bring about a new order.

C.L. Werner's Honengyo transports us to feudal Japan, where quarrelling clans and treacherous assassins leave chaos in their wake, while cunning sorcerers and demons align with one another to bring about a new order. With music and sound design by Kristian Gerstner and Mitchell Lüthi.

Los hōnengyo (豊年魚 en japonés) son peces extraños o anfibios yōkai que aparecen ocasionalmente en los ríos. Pueden crecer bastante hasta ser grandes, midiendo al menos cerca de dos metros. Sus cuerpos son largos, flexibles y están cubiertos de escamas como una serpiente. Tienen patas como una tortuga, y sus ojos son como espejos.