Kuchisake-Onna

Kuchisake-onna (口 裂け 女) or tear-mouthed woman is a kind of demon in Japanesemythology and urban legend. He tangible a woman who covered her mouth torn with a fan, a scarf or surgical mask (the most popular version). He often appeared on the deserted streets and ask people who found what she was beautiful. If the person does not answer or were frightened by the scary form he would kill him.In the legend, Kuchisake-onna, being a young woman who lived in the Heian Period.Chances are he is a samurai's wife or concubine. He was blessed with a very pretty face, but arrogant, he is also often an affair behind her husband. Her husband was very jealousand betrayed and attacked his mouth split from ear to ear. "Now who will say you're beautiful?" Sneered her husband.While the version of an urban legend, Kuchisake-onna is a woman victim faces surgery that failed. It is said that the doctor who operated on her face wearing pomade (hair oils) with a sharp odor. When being operated on he could not smell it so quiet because the doctor had accidentally cut his mouth to tear. The woman became hysterical and angry and kills the doctor. Later he was killed by the townspeople and a curious ghost.                                  

Some Versions about Kuchisake-Onna:
*Victims of traffic accidents that damaged his face.

*A Woman who had pshychiatric disorder that tore his mouth with a sharp object.

*A Woman was rape at the mouth of the assailant or torn by her own doing after he became insane because of the rape

*A Woman whose accentors worshiped earn money by stealth so that his descendants were condemmed and torn-mouthed when the dead will be invisible

Kuchisake-onna covered his mouth with a surgical mask and often roaming in the city at night, especially when it is foggy. When you meet someone (especially children or students) in the deserted street, he would ask, "Am I pretty?" (Watashi Kirei). If the person answered "yes", he would open his mask and asked again, "Even if like this? "At that point, if the victim is usually shocked and scared to say no, he would kill her with scissors, machetes, sickles, or other sharp weapons. If the victim still say yes after seeing her face behind a mask, he will be happy and free, but some are saying even if the victims do that, Kuchisake-onna follow him to the new house would kill him at the door of the victim. When the victims are women, Kuchisake-onna will tear up his mouth like him, when the victims are children, he would eat it. Kuchisake-onna also have super speed 100 yard/******* 

In the spring and summer of 1979, rumors started to spread throughout Japan about sightings of the Kuchisake-onna hunting down children. The story was spread like wildfire, causing many of Japan’s towns to become afraid of the Kuchisake-Onna. It even caused the police to increased their patrols and made schools send teachers to walk students home in groups 

A popular urban legend in 70'an said that the victim would survive when he answered the "ordinary course". While the 2000s version says that the victim would survive if answered, "yeah so" so-onna Kuchisake confused and think first what he would do, when he was puzzled that the victim had a chance to escape. Another way to get away from Kuchisake-onna is to offer parents a yellow hard candy because he liked it but could not enjoy it so reminded him again in his suffering. In addition it could also say "pomade" three times, there is mention of six times. Saying it would scare him, and obscured by the surgeon reminded him of damaging his face. Victims can also use the pomade to prevent follow.