Kawari-e: obake andon (Trick monster lantern)

Omocha-e are woodblock prints meant to be cut, pasted, and arranged to craft a three-dimensional paper toy. This example is an andon (floor lantern) that transforms into an obake yashiki (ghost house). Lifting paper flaps reveals various yōkai, including tanuki (raccoon-dog), O-Nyūdō (a stretchy-necked monk), tsukumogami (in the form of a tea kettle), skeleton musicians, and a buriburi (shaking ghost).