Haunted Places– category –

English Version On the border of Tokyo and Saitama, inside Tokyo Metropolitan Sayama Park, there is a pond long known among local ghost-story fans. Its off

English Version In a rural town in Fukushima Prefecture stands a large abandoned apartment building that is no longer in use. Known as the “Red Room,” it h

English Version At the foot of Mount Akagi in Gunma Prefecture, there is an abandoned building known as the “White House.” As the nickname suggests, it is

English Version Fujioka Hospital once stood in Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture. Today it is an abandoned hospital, and local rumors say that late at night pe

English Version This article looks at Iwaki Sai no Kawara, a well-known haunted spot in Fukushima Prefecture. Sai no Kawara refers to a spiritual site conn

English Version Shin-Misato Tunnel is known among local ghost-story fans as a haunted spot in Misato, Saitama. What makes it unusual is its location: it si

English Version Osaka Prefecture is home to one of Japan’s better-known “haunted tunnels”: the Old Ikoma Tunnel. Over the years, it has become associated w

English Version Hata Tunnel in Hanno City, Saitama Prefecture, is an abandoned tunnel with the atmosphere of a Meiji-era cultural relic. It has been used a

English Version This time, we’re looking at Sakuragi Shrine, a quiet shrine standing in Tokorozawa City, Saitama Prefecture. Among local ghost-story fans,

English Version Hotel Katsugyo, also known as the Yui Grand Hotel, is one of Chiba Prefecture’s most famous haunted spots. It has been featured many times