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Shin-Noboribetsu Bridge: A Haunted High Bridge in Hokkaido

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Shin-Noboribetsu Bridge is said to be known locally as a suicide spot. Located in Noboribetsu, Hokkaido, along Hokkaido Route 782, it is often described as one of the tallest bridges in the region.

According to one person who visited the bridge while sightseeing, they suddenly felt an overwhelming urge to look down from the edge. The moment they leaned out, they felt as if something might pull them in.

Some say the lingering emotions of those who have died there may be calling out to others, tempting new victims to jump. It is only a rumor, but it gives the bridge a grim reputation among fans of haunted places in Hokkaido.

If you visit, treat the location as a real roadway and a place associated with tragedy. Do not climb barriers, lean over the edge, stop dangerously, or trespass. Stay on permitted paths and prioritize safety and respect.


Japanese Language

自殺の名所と言われている。北海道随一の高さを誇る。観光でこの橋を訪れた人の話では、無性に橋から下を覗きこみたくなったという。顔を出すとそのまま引きずり込まれてしまいそうになる。これまでに積み重なった自殺者の念が、また新たな飛び降り自殺者を誘っているとでも言うのだろうか。北海道登別市 道道782号線

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