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Chibichiri-gama: A Haunted Wartime Cave in Yomitan, Okinawa

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Chibichiri-gama is a wartime air-raid shelter in Yomitan Village, Okinawa, known not only for ghost stories but also for its tragic history.

Rumors say that the sound of a baby crying can sometimes be heard nearby, or that handprints appear on car windows. These stories are often told in connection with the site’s past, but they should be treated as local rumors rather than confirmed events.

During the war, this cave was used as an air-raid shelter. It is also remembered as a place where many people died in a mass suicide. Because of that history, Chibichiri-gama is not a place to visit casually, as a prank, or for thrill-seeking.

The site is located around 1136-2 Namihira, Yomitan Village. If you visit, treat it as a solemn memorial area: follow local rules, do not enter restricted spaces, avoid disturbing residents, and behave with respect.


Japanese Language

赤ちゃんの泣き声が聞こえたり、車窓に手形がついている、といった噂がある。戦時中に使われていた防空壕。多くの人が集団自決を行った場所でもある。決して遊び半分で行ってはいけない場所である。読谷村波平1136-2

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