"A Short History of Japanese Horror" takes a look at horror in Japanese culture, from the genre's roots in folk stories and Kabuki plays throughout the ages. The video covers many Japanese horror classics, including "Kaidan" and "Onibaba" from Japan's Golden Age of cinema in the 1950s and 1960s to more contemporary landmark horror films such as "Tetsuo: the Iron Man" and "Ringu". If you want to learn more, "So You Want to Read Japanese Horror: Here’s Where to Start" by Feliza Casano for Unbound Worlds, a website focused on literary coverage of science fiction and fantasy, is also a good place to start.