Memorable image of the seven-eyed yokai
A realistic photograph of Nanatsume Onna, a mysterious yokai from Japanese folklore known for stealing people’s belongings. She is depicted as a tall, eerie woman with seven glowing eyes arranged unnaturally across her face and forehead, each eye exuding a cold, otherworldly light. Her expression is a blend of cunning and malice, with a slight smirk. She wears a tattered kimono that flows in the wind, emphasizing her ghostly presence. One of her hands is outstretched, clutching a small stolen item, while the other hides behind her back as if concealing more. The background is a shadowy forest path at dusk, with faint moonlight filtering through the trees, creating an atmosphere of suspense and unease. The entire figure is visible, highlighting her unsettling and supernatural appearance. --ar 9:16 --v 6.1
A realistic photograph of Nanatsume Onna, a mysterious yokai from Japanese folklore known for stealing people’s belongings. She is depicted as a tall, eerie woman with seven glowing eyes arranged unnaturally across her face and forehead, each eye exuding a cold, otherworldly light. Her expression is a blend of cunning and malice, with a slight smirk. She wears a tattered kimono that flows in the wind, emphasizing her ghostly presence. One of her hands is outstretched, clutching a small stolen item, while the other hides behind her back as if concealing more. The background is a shadowy forest path at dusk, with faint moonlight filtering through the trees, creating an atmosphere of suspense and unease. The entire figure is visible, highlighting her unsettling and supernatural appearance.
