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Tenri Dam: Ghost Rumors on a Dangerous Mountain Road in Nara

Boze of Akusekijima: The Masked Deity of Kagoshima’s Tokara Islands
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Tenri Dam in Tenri City, Nara Prefecture, is surrounded by unsettling rumors: a young man standing with his head bowed, blood flowing from the receiver of a phone booth, and the spirit of a boy appearing near the area.

The dam is also known locally as a place associated with suicides. To reach it, visitors must follow a winding mountain road with many curves before finally arriving at the dam itself. The difficulty of this road is likely one direct reason why accidents are said to happen here so often.

Still, some people argue that if you ignore the site’s rumored supernatural background, you may never fully understand why accidents continue to occur.

The area is located around Shimonigocho, Tenri City, Nara Prefecture, along Prefectural Route 247. If you go, treat it as a real mountain road rather than just a haunted spot: drive cautiously, avoid stopping in dangerous places, follow all posted signs, and do not enter restricted areas.


Japanese Language

うなだれた若い男が立っている、電話ボックスの受話器から血が流れている、少年の霊が出るなど、この世の常識では考えられない怪奇現象の噂に事欠かない。自殺の名所として有名なダム。カーブの多い山道を抜けてようやくダムにたどり着く。この道自体が難易度が高く、事故が多発している直接的な原因なのだろう。ただし、霊的な背景を無視していては、事故多発の真因を掴みきることは難しいと言えるのではないだろうか。奈良県天理市下仁興町 県道247号線

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