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Tenome
Tenome (手の目, ''eyes of hand'', or rather ''eyes on hand'') is a Japanese mythical creature illustrated in the first book of Toriyama Sekien's series, Gazu Hyakki Yakō (画図百鬼夜行, "''The Illustrated Night Parade of A Hundred Demons"'') as a man-like creature with its eyes not in its face, but in the palm of its hands.
==Origin==
The origin of Tenome is that a man-like creature with eyes in his hands rather than his skull. .
The following is a first person account according to a traditional story handed down in the Iwate Prefecture. "I had walked the field that night a traveler when a blind man came closer. He was blind in that he had no eyes in his head, but one in each palm. He held his hands forward, looking at me. Surprise I escaped and ran to an inn. The innkeeper explained the man 'some time ago in Echigo a blind man was killed by a bandit. Before death he saw a glimpse of the bandit's face. He came back as a monster with a strong grudge against his hands which failed to defend him, now with eyes capable of sight in the palms of his hands, yet none in his head as he was blind in life" ().
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