Ryokan Kurosawa | |
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Japanese name | 黒澤 良寛 |
Romaji name | Kurosawa Ryokan |
Other names | Ritual Pusher, Talking Man, Mr. Kurosawa, Kurosawa Family Head. |
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Hair color | |
Eye color | |
Occupation | Altar Twin, Remaining, Ceremony Master, Father |
Cause of death | The Repentance |
Encountered in | Kurosawa House, Rope Room |
Family | Kurosawa family Unnamed twin brother Unnamed wife Yae Kurosawa (daughter) Sae Kurosawa (daughter) Ryozo Munakata (son-in-law) Mikoto Munakata (granddaughter) Miyuki Hinasaki (great-granddaughter) Mafuyu Hinasaki (great-great-grandson) Miku Hinasaki (great-great-granddaughter) Miu Hinasaki (great-great-great-granddaughter) Rei Kurosawa (possible descendant) Hisoka Kurosawa (possible descendant) |
Appearances | Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly |
Voice actor (Jp) | Unknown |
Voice actor (Eng) | Michael Bell (CB) Nigel Carrington (DCB) |
“ | Even if it were my own daughter...for the sake of the village...I would perform the Ritual... | ” |
—Ryokan Kurosawa |
Ryokan Kurosawa is a hostile male spirit in Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly. He is the Head Priest of All God's Village and the father of Sae and Yae Kurosawa.
Biography[]
Ryokan Kurosawa was the Head Priest of the village, and himself a Remaining, thus a former Altar Twin. He performed the Crimson Sacrifice Ritual, killing his younger brother. He was the one who had decided to use his daughters, Sae and Yae, for the sacrifice after the Tachibana's sacrifice had failed.
Ryokan is seen throughout the Kurosawa house under many names such as Ritual Pusher, and Talking Man. Every Vanishing Ghost in the Kurosawa House urging Mio and Mayu to complete the ritual is Ryokan Kurosawa.
The player also fights him in the Rope Room, before continuing on to the Stone Passage. In battle, he is known as Mr. Kurosawa.
Info[1][]
Below is displayed the ghost's info according to the game's official guidebook.
Final Chapter[]
- Location: Kurosawa House / Rope Temple
- HP: 500
- Strength: A
Files[]
Files Authored[]
- Ceremony Master's Note 1
- Ceremony Master's Note 2
- Ceremony Master's Note 3
- Ceremony Master's Note 4
- Ceremony Master's Note 5
Spirit Stone[]
Etymology[]
- The name Ryokan means "good" (良) (ryō) and "lenient" (寛) (kan).
- Ryokan's surname Kurosawa means "black" (黒) (kuro) and "marsh" (澤) (sawa).
Trivia[]
- Ryokan resembles a sokushinbutsu[2], a Buddhist monk who has been mummified during an extreme practice of asceticism.