Haunted Places– category –
-
Haunted Places
Ikuta Ryokuchi: A Haunted Kawasaki Park Linked to a 15-Death Landslide Experiment
English Version Ikuta Ryokuchi, also known as Ikuta Green Space, is a large public park in Kawasaki, Kanagawa Prefecture. With hiking trails, museums, and -
Haunted Places
Old Zenba Tunnel: Kanagawa’s Haunted “Junichi-kun Tunnel” and the “Don’t Die Again” Sign
English Version When people talk about the most famous haunted spot in Kanagawa Prefecture, Old Zenba Tunnel is usually near the top of the list. It is als -
Haunted Places
Kamakura’s Harakiri Yagura: History and Hauntings at the Toshoji Temple Ruins
English Version Kanagawa Prefecture has no shortage of places linked to ghost stories, but one of Kamakura’s most infamous haunted sites is the Harakiri Ya -
Haunted Places
Yamagami Tunnel: Kanagawa’s Infamous Haunted Tunnel in the Mountains of Atsugi
English Version Deep in the mountains of Atsugi, Kanagawa Prefecture, Yamagami Tunnel has long been known as one of the area’s most frightening haunted spo -
Haunted Places
Nojima Park: Rumored Ghost Stories and Dark Legends in Yokohama
English Version Nojima Park is a seaside park in Kanazawa Ward, Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture. Today it is known for its observation deck, barbecue area, c -
Haunted Places
Uchikoshi Bridge in Yokohama: The Haunted Bridge Said to Pull People Down
English Version In Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, there is an old bridge long associated with reports of suicides and ghostly phenomena: Uchikoshi Bridge. -
Haunted Places
Ghost Stories and an Unsolved Case at Kanagawa’s Mitsuike Park
English Version Kanagawa Prefectural Mitsuike Park in Yokohama is a large public park named for its three ponds. With tennis courts, a pool, and famous che -
Haunted Places
Kamome-so in Shimane: The Haunted Ruin Said to Have Frightened Aiko Gibo
English Version Shimane Prefecture is often described as one of Japan’s most spiritually charged regions. In October, it is said that the countless kami of -
Haunted Places
Kyu-Iwabuchi Floodgate: Tokyo’s Haunted Red Floodgate on the Arakawa
English Version Kyu-Iwabuchi Floodgate, also known as the Red Floodgate, is a large floodgate separating the Arakawa River and the Sumida River in Kita Cit -
Haunted Places
Mizumoto Park: Tokyo’s Rumored Birthplace of the Headless Rider Legend
English Version Mizumoto Park in Katsushika Ward is often described by ghost-spot fans as one of the area’s most frightening haunted places. Rumors connect