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Kirishitan-zuka: Sado Island’s Haunted Christian Mound

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On Sado Island in Niigata Prefecture, it is said that many people suffered during the persecution of hidden Christians in Japan. Kirishitan-zuka, located in Sado City near Prefectural Route 31, is associated with rumors of that tragic history.

According to local stories, people who approach the mound may suddenly feel ill. Others say they have heard the sound of a baby crying from nowhere. There is also a rumor that when a statue of Christ is photographed, it appears to be shedding tears of blood.

Because so many people are believed to have been persecuted in the area, some say the place is filled with lingering resentment and sorrow.

If you visit, treat the site as a place connected to real history and mourning. Stay on public roads or permitted areas, avoid disturbing the surroundings, and be respectful of local residents and any memorials.


Japanese Language

佐渡はキリシタン狩りの迫害を受けた人が多いと言われ、このキリシタン塚に近づくと気分が悪くなる、どこからか赤ん坊の泣き声が聞こえてくる、キリスト像を撮影すると血の涙が流れているといった現象が起こる。迫害された人の多さで怨念があふれていると思われる。新潟県佐渡市 県道31号線

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