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The following information is to be delivered to Deep Storage Warehouse #32-T. During the data-gathering phase of SCP-3507's containment, evidence of SCP-3507's existence was collated and distributed to MTF Rho-15 in preparation for containment. Below is an abridged version of the intelligence gathered intended for archival purposes.
The examples below have been translated from Japanese to English.
Interviewed: Yuuma Kanzaburo, 72-year-old female
Interviewer: Field Agent Naoko Aki
Foreword: Yuuma Kanzaburo lives on Tokara Island off the coast of Japan, a location noted to be commonly visited by SCP-3507. Kanzaburo was briefed on the basic appearance and mannerisms of SCP-3507 and was asked relevant questions.
<Begin Log, 3:38 pm, 3/03/19██>
Field Agent Aki: When was the first time you encountered this young man?
Yuuma Kanzaburo: Oh, that brings me back. The first time I saw him was, I think in 19██ or maybe 19██… Yes, I think it was 19██! He came to this small island right in the midst of the war. I remember him specifically because everyone in town was wearing the clothes that were airdropped by the government and he still wore clothes from the old Heian times. I thought he was an actor.
Field Agent Aki: What was he doing?
Yuuma Kanzaburo: I was curious so I followed him that day. I sneaked behind him and waited to see where he would go. He went to an abandoned summer house that was on the coast. He went to the house and sat down on a tree stump. And what did he do next…let me try to remember…yes, he took out a biwa, it was small, so maybe it was a moso-biwa and he began playing. I left during the song as I heard sirens ring. It's kind of ironic, during the bombing the old house was destroyed.
Field Agent Aki: Did you ever see him again?
Yuuma Kanzaburo: Yes, a few years after the war he came back to the island. I recognized him from his dress, it was the same! He was wearing a garland and I ran up to talk to him, but as he noticed me he jumped into a bush nearby and was gone, just like that. Since then I haven't seen him.
Field Agent Aki: Did anything unusual happen when you were with him?
Yuuma Kanzaburo: No, not really. He seemed sad though, the second time he came. I think the loss of the house affected him deeply, but who wasn't in grief during those times?
<End Log, 3:48 pm, 3/03/19██>
Physical Evidence #13
Discovery Location: University of Kyoto Archival Library
Foreward: The following is a series of haiku's written in 1346 by Taoist monk Urushido Tadiyuki. They are believed to be referencing SCP-3507.
Haiku #1:
"In spiting the night
a blind man protects the shrines
always quiet, loved"
Haiku #2:
"Flowers whistling
grateful for the shield of wrath
who stands between air"
Physical Evidence #98
Foreward: Ukiyo-e woodblock printing believed to display SCP-3507, the center figure, engaged with combat with Y-class entities #43 and #12. The human figure to the left is unknown.
Evidence was borrowed with permission from the British Musem of East Asian Studies.
Physical Evidence #133
Foreward: The following is an excerpt from a letter of an 1859 Japanese farmer.
"…and when the famine1 hit the region, many died. And of those that survived, the lack of food caused great suffering and turmoil. In our town, the elderly would fall over and bodies would lie in the streets in great piles. And in the great piles, bandits and children alike picked for food or gold.
I was helping my mother count the remaining grain when a man came upon my farm and brought with him three elders who were prostrated before death. He told me "Lo! Upon you, I bear witness that if ye keep them alive, I will bring food."
For I was reluctant that he would give them to me and leave, but I foresaw the duty upon me and took them in.
Days after he would bring blind men, women, and children, victims of the famine and he would bring rice and fish.
Soon after soldiers came and asked me from where I acquired the food. I told them this story and, upon my soul, they waited for the man to come back.He came and asked from where they obtained the food. The man would not answer them and the soldiers began killing the elders. In one flash, both the man and the soldiers were gone. To this day, I have not seen them again.
But do I blame the soldiers? No, for I was one blessed by kami and this man and I am scared to say what I would have done in those times."
Physical Evidence #201
Foreward: The following is a dedication found in the vicinity of Chenguxu Taoist. It has since been removed.
"Chengxu Temple has dedicated itself to [series of unknown katakana]
