Japanese Demon Horse-Rider Looking for Next Victim at Festival

At Tsu Festival in central Japan, these demon horse riders have a long history of terrifying children (and often adults). "Shago-uma" riders might be unique to Tsu Matsuri, but similar scary traditions are common throughout the country.
So while Halloween may not be widely celebrated here, Japan's creepy, occult culture and folklore have a long history -- since before there was an event called "Halloween" to speak of.

[@Jordan-inJapan]

Hey everyone! What kind of scary traditions do you have where you live?