A writer of riddle books for children, Momosuke Yamaoka's ambition is to compile a book of 100 ghost stories. Air Date : 3rd-Oct-2003  Read More

Momosuke arrives at Kichibe's Willow Inn, hoping to learn about the fabled Willow Woman who is said to haunt the inn. Air Date : 10th-Oct-2003  Read More

Momosuke encounters a hunter named Yasaku while investigating the tale of Hakuzōsu, a legendary fox who posed as a monk to tempt a hunter away from killing foxes. Air Date : 17th-Oct-2003  Read More

Momosuke arrives at a town where a woman named Oyoshi is being chased by a ronin named Matajuro Ishikawa. Air Date : 24th-Oct-2003  Read More

The trio go to investigate a house on a hill where there have been reports of people dissapearing. Air Date : 31st-Oct-2003  Read More

Momosuke and the Ongyou encounter a traveling performance troupe which includes a samurai who claims to be a Tanuki, a Raccoon Dog that assumes human form. Air Date : 7th-Nov-2003  Read More

Momosuke hears the legend of the Katabira Crossroads where some women have mysteriously died. Air Date : 14th-Nov-2003  Read More

Momosuke responds to a supposed letter from his brother Gunhachiro sent to him while at Katabira Crossroads. Air Date : 21st-Nov-2003  Read More

Hearing about the murderous cutthroat Giamon of Inarizika, rumored to be a Kowai (a ghoul that can survive any fatality), Momosuke learns some of Ogin's past. Air Date : 28th-Nov-2003  Read More

After arriving in town, Momosuke runs into a man and learns of the missing bride Shiragiku. Air Date : 5th-Dec-2003  Read More

Momosuke hasn't seen the Ongyou for months. When he asks Tsutaya if he's heard of any ghostly rumors lately, Tsutaya tells Momosuke that there are two he knows of, with one of them being the sea ghosts of Sanuki. Air Date : 12th-Dec-2003  Read More

Strange massacres have been occurring at Seven Man Point. Air Date : 19th-Dec-2003  Read More

After Ukon ends up captured by Danjo's servant Kaburagi, Momosuke infiltrates the dungeons in order to rescue him. Air Date : 26th-Dec-2003  Read More