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Aoyama Cemetery: Tokyo’s Famous Haunted Taxi Legend

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Aoyama Cemetery in Minato, Tokyo, is often said to be the birthplace of one of Japan’s most famous urban legends: the story of a woman who gets into a taxi, only to vanish before reaching her destination. When the driver touches the seat where she had been sitting, it is mysteriously wet.

The cemetery is one of the largest in Tokyo’s 23 wards and has a long history. It is also said that some of its older graves have fallen into decay, with a number of graves no longer actively maintained.

Aoyama Cemetery is located at 2-33 Minami-Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo. If you visit, remember that it is a real cemetery, not just a haunted spot. Stay on public paths, be respectful of the graves, and avoid entering restricted or unsafe areas.


Japanese Language

「タクシーに乗っていた筈の女性の客が消え、シートに触れてみると濡れていた」というあまりに有名な都市伝説は、青山霊園が発祥の地とされている。青山霊園は23区内最大規模の霊園で、歴史も古く、現在では管理されていない朽ちたお墓が多いとも言われている。東京都港区南青山2丁目33

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