Strange folder appearing, named with Korean character 삔

Quite often I have a folder turn up at the bottom of the list on my HD. It is labeled with a Korean character 삔 meaning "sprained" (as far as I can work out). There's never anything in the folder so I just trash it.
It's no big deal but it's a curious aberration.
Anyone have the same issue?

I also have that folder. Every time I delete it, it appears several days later. What's going on? anyone could solve this problem?

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