“It was handed down to the Suguro family, who served as the head of Toda and Tsumoto, and the original painting was exhibited at the 2006 special exhibition "Early modern and modern medical conditions" at the Numazu City Meiji Historical Museum. I have. It must have been handed down to the Suguro family with great care because it was effective during the Ansei cholera at the end of the Edo period."Kamiike Hime" has a fish body , a woman's face , a 5-shaku (about 1.5m) horn on the head, a 3 - jō 5-shaku (about 10.5m) length , 8-shaku (about 2.4m) hair , and 3 tails. A giant mermaid (human-faced fish) with a sword and three balls on each side of her stomach appeared in Hirado-go (Hizen Province, present-day Nagasaki Prefecture) in the late Edo period, during the Bunsei period, and prophesied a good harvest. However, it is written that he said, ``People without virtue will die of cholera for three days. In 1858, an epidemic of cholera broke out in Japan. It entered from Nagasaki and spread along the Tokaido, killing 30,000 to 40,000 people in Edo, and in Numazu in July of the same year. It is said that Shintama Inari Shrine in Shimogawara and Yoshida Shrine in Shimokanuki were sent to ward off this disaster. It is presumed that "Kamiike Hime" was probably painted around this time.“
“Amabie, a monster that wards off plagues, has become a hot topic in the world, but we also have it in Numazu! !A yokai that wards off epidemics in Toda, whose name is "Kamiikehime".This yokai says, ``Those without virtue will die within three days.At times like this, let's draw and copy and do the #Kamiikehime Challenge to pray for the end of the epidemic .If you can be positive by drawing and creating.If you can feel a little more fun by taking pictures.Designers, illustrators, and everyone who draws, wish for "Kamiike Hime"?”
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