Ashida

Ashida was a talented artist who lived in a small village in Japan. He was well-known for his beautiful paintings, which he often sold to tourists. One day, Ashida was painting a picture of a beautiful woman when he suddenly felt a sharp pain in his chest. He collapsed to the ground and died. After his death, Ashida's spirit remained in the village. He continued to paint, but his paintings were now filled with sadness and despair. The villagers were afraid of Ashida's ghost, and they avoided him at all costs. One day, a young boy named Yoh Asakura came to the village. Yoh was a shaman, and he could see spirits. He befriended Ashida's ghost and learned that Ashida was still grieving the death of his wife. Yoh helped Ashida to let go of his grief, and Ashida's spirit finally found peace. Ashida's ghost is now a kind and gentle spirit. He often helps Yoh and his friends on their adventures. He is also a talented artist, and he still enjoys painting beautiful pictures.