Ame Onna, or "Rain Woman," is a figure from Japanese folklore known for her connection to rain and storms. She is often depicted as a beautiful woman who appears during rainy weather, sometimes bringing heavy downpours or floods. In some stories, she is seen as a benevolent spirit, while in others, she can be more malevolent, causing misfortune to those who encounter her. In Japanese culture, Ame Onna is sometimes associated with the yokai, a class of supernatural entities. Her presence is believed to influence the weather, and she serves as a reminder of the power and unpredictability of nature. Folklore surrounding Ame Onna varies by region, reflecting local beliefs and traditions.