Kodama: The Tree Spirit

Kodama are spirits from Japanese folklore that are believed to inhabit trees, particularly ancient ones. They are often depicted as small, ethereal beings and are considered protectors of the forest. Here are some key aspects of Kodama:

Characteristics

• Appearance: Kodama are often described as small, ghost-like figures with a tree-like appearance

• Habitat: They are typically found in old, sacred, or healthy trees, especially those that are venerable or have a significant age.

• Behavior: Kodama are known to be shy and elusive, often disappearing when approached by humans. They are said to emit a soft glow, particularly at night.