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Former Sobu Hospital in Hachioji: A Tokyo Haunted Hospital Legend

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The former Sobu Hospital in Tobuki-machi, Hachioji, Tokyo, is said to have been the setting for a particularly unsettling rumor: many visitors claimed they were strangled by a woman with long hair.

After the hospital closed, demolition work was reportedly carried out. However, rumors say that accidents happened repeatedly whenever construction work began. In some tellings, one worker was even left paralyzed on one side of the body.

The location is associated with the address 1050 Tobuki-machi, Hachioji, Tokyo. As with any former hospital site or construction area, do not enter restricted property or active work zones. If you visit the area, stay on public roads, respect local residents, and treat the story as an urban legend rather than confirmed fact.


Japanese Language

髪の長い女性に首を絞められるという体験をした人が多いと言われている。病院は閉院となり取り壊し工事が行われたが、工事の度に事故が多発し、中には半身不随になった作業員までいると噂されている。東京都八王子市戸吹町1050

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