"Tōno Monogatari" is a collection of folktales and legends from the Tōno region in Japan, compiled in the early 20th century by Yanagita Kunio. It captures the rich oral traditions and supernatural beliefs of the local people, showcasing their connection to nature and the spiritual world. The work features various stories about yōkai (supernatural creatures), kami (gods), and local customs, reflecting the cultural heritage of rural Japan. It serves as an important document for understanding the folklore and traditions that shaped the identity of the Tōno area and influenced Japanese literature.