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to stop them. The hero, a man named Kotaro Ushiwaka hailing from a region of the Sun itself, took up the role of a nomad, traveling the country in search

"Go! Kotaro Ushiwaka" (行け！牛若小太郎,   Ike Ushiwaka Kotarō) is the opening song of the 1974 series, Go! Kotaro Ushiwaka. 光り輝く太陽の子 牛若小太郎 襲いかかる妖怪どもに でるか得意の八相斬りが

away. He then used the Reversal Technique (逆転の術,   Gyakuten no Jutsu) to combat Ukareme's magical flute playing by feeding the sound of the flute into a megaphone

Kotaro Ushiwaka, titled "Gyuki and the Cursed Vase". One later appears in the form of a yokai motorcycle in the 2021 film The Great Yokai War: Guardians as

  Kuruka Yōkai) is a song performed by Yoshihiro Sugiura which appears in the 1974 yokai series, Go! Kotaro Ushiwaka. 風もないのに波が立つ くるか妖怪ゆだんはならぬ 天狗なめしか山童子

Ushiwaka and The Great Yokai War: Guardians. The creature from The Great Yokai War is instead called Bakekasa (化 (ば)け傘 (かさ), lit. haunted umbrella). The Gamera

traversing the forest, he stumbled upon the drawing of Kotaro and ripped it from the tree, lifting the curse from Kotaro's legs. Kotaro quickly parried the approaching

and Uragira appeared on the sidelines, but were caught in a wide slash by Coonjo, knocking them to the ground. Kotaro seized the opportunity to take Nyudo's

appeared in episode 38 of the 1974 tokusatsu yokai series, Go! Kotaro Ushiwaka, titled "The Demon Who Was Defeated by Chestnuts." The demon is never given a

shove to his back, and was ultimately defeated by being struck on the back of the head by the removable blade of Kotaro's naginata. Main article: Taraba/Gallery

episode 134 of the 1974 tokusatsu yokai series, Go! Kotaro Ushiwaka, titled "Spark Raigoro." While his episode is titled "Spark Raigoro," the yokai refers

through the haze and a yellow figure appeared in the distance. Proclaiming himself as Kotaro Ushiwaka from the land of light, the hero challenged the attackers

as Nyudo fell to the ground, he was revealed to be nothing more than a rock, with the real Nyudo sitting a short distance away in the custody of Coonjo

to push him into the well. However, Kotaro noticed the reflections of Coonjo and the yokai in the water below and quickly splashed the fake Nyudo and Uragira

Yokai was unaffected by the blows. He threw Kotaro to the ground and stabbed his spear through Kotaro's hood, affixing him to the ground. Rather than finishing

no Takara no Maki) is the fourth episode of Go! Kotaro Ushiwaka. The greedy fox yokai Uragira is seen digging through a hole in the side of a rock formation

out of the sky, injecting himself with more venom in the process. Clueless as to the battle occurring nearby, Nyudo awoke and began rekindling the campfire

but disappeared when the latter slashed with his naginata. The yokai reappeared behind him, but disappeared a second time with the next attack. Quickly

however, sending it flying through the air and leaving Kotaro disarmed. Kotaro managed to wrestle the demon to the ground, but was soon caught in a chokehold

along and cut the rope from around the yokai's neck, causing him to fall to the ground unharmed. Actor's name on the left, character played on the right. Ryoichi