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Kasumigaura Branch Hospital: Rumors of Wandering Spirits in Ibaraki

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Kasumigaura Branch Hospital is said to be home to many wandering spirits.

The site was reportedly used as a soldiers’ base during World War II. After the war, it became a tuberculosis treatment facility connected to a university hospital, but the inpatient facilities were later closed.

Since then, rumors have claimed that the spirits of nurses and the restless souls of patients who were hospitalized for tuberculosis still wander the area.

The location is associated with Oyama, Miho Village, Inashiki District, Ibaraki Prefecture. If you visit the area, do not enter closed buildings or restricted property, and be respectful of local residents and any posted warnings.


Japanese Language

多くの浮遊霊が住み憑いたと言われている。第二次世界大戦中に兵士の基地として使われていた場所。終戦後は、大学病院の結核療養施設として利用されてきたが、入院施設もその後閉鎖となった。その後は看護師の霊や結核で入院していた患者の無念の霊が彷徨っていると言われている。茨城県稲敷郡美浦村大山2020

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