@article{332073,
      recid = {332073},
      author = {Wakatsuki, Shigeru, and Mizuki, Yōko, and Kobayashi,  Masaki, and Aratama, Michiyo. and Watanabe, Misako, and  Mikuni, Rentarō, and Nakadai, Tatsuya, and Kishi, Keiko.  and Nakamura, Katsuo. and Tanba, Tetsurō, and Nakamura,  Kanʾemon, and Takizawa, Osamu, and Sugimura, Haruko, and  Miyajima, Yoshio, and Takemitsu, Tōru. and Hearn, Lafcadio,  and Ehrenstein, David.},
      title = {Kaidan [videorecording] /},
      publisher = {Criterion Collection,},
      address = {[Irvington, N.Y.] :},
      pages = {1 videodisc (161 min.) :},
      year = {2000},
      note = {Based on the writings of folklorist Lafcadio Hearn (aka:  Yakumo Koizumi).},
      abstract = {Consists of four stories of the supernatural based on  Japanese folk material. In The black hair, a poor young  samurai leaves his first wife to marry a rich woman. When  he is unhappy in his second marriage, he returns to his  first wife, who at first appears unchanged from when he  last saw her. In The woman of the snow, a woodcutter is  spared by a mysterious ghost-like woman in the snow, but  must promise never to tell anyone what he has seen. In  Hoichi, the earless, a blind musician-monk named Hoichi is  commanded by a gathering of ghosts to sing the saga of  their ancient deeds. The head monk paints Hoichi's body  with prayer verses to protect him, but unfortunately  overlooks Hoichi's ears. In In a cup of tea, a writer  wonders what would happen to a person who drinks another's  soul and finds out.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/332073},
}