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Ubasawa Tunnel: The Abandoned “No. 49 Tunnel” and Its Haunted Rumors in Nagano

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Ubasawa Tunnel is said to have several stains on its interior walls that look like human faces. According to local rumors, those who enter may also experience a strange sensation, as if the air itself is clinging to them like a person.

The name is read “Ubasawa Tunnel.” It is also known by other names, including “Tunnel No. 49” and “the abandoned tunnel of the old Chuo Main Line.”

The tunnel is no longer in use due to age and deterioration. Nearby, a railway bridge is said to have been the site of many suicides, and some people believe that restless spirits still wander through the area.

The location is associated with 1230 Okkoto, Fujimi, Suwa District, Nagano Prefecture. Because this is an abandoned railway tunnel and may be dangerous or off-limits, do not enter restricted areas or trespass. If you visit the general area, go only where access is legal and safe.


Japanese Language

姥沢トンネル。トンネル内の壁には人の顔のようなシミがいくつも存在し、中に入ると空気が人のようにまとわりつく現象に遭遇すると言われている。「姥沢トンネル」は「うばさわトンネル」と読み、別名としては「49番トンネル」や「中央本線旧線の廃トンネル」とも呼ばれている。老朽化によりその役目を終えているが、近くの鉄橋では自殺が多発しており、成仏できずにいるいくつもの魂がこの辺りを彷徨っているといっても過言ではないだろう。長野県諏訪郡富士見町乙事1230

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