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Bibiri Shrine: Haunted Rumors Around a Quiet Hakodate Spot

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Bibiri Shrine in Hakodate is said to be connected to several unsettling local rumors.

According to accounts shared about the site, some visitors have reportedly had frightening experiences on their way home after looking at a certain stone. Others claim that handprints appeared on their car windows after visiting.

There is also a local legend that many spirits are present around Bibiri Shrine, including the ghost of an elderly woman.

The location is given as 102-7 Ishikura-cho, Hakodate. If you visit, be respectful of the area, avoid disturbing residents or shrine grounds, and do not enter restricted or unsafe places.

Note: Some details in this article have been updated for clarity and organization.


Japanese Language

帰りに、とある石を見ると危険な目に合ったり、車のガラスに手形が付いていた。といった多くの心霊現象が寄せられているとのこと。ビビリ神社には老婆などの霊がたくさんいるという言い伝えがある模様。函館市石倉町102-7 ※この記事は情報整理のため一部内容を更新しました

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