Haunted Places– category –

English Version Across Japan, there are countless haunted places, and Kagoshima Prefecture has its own local legends that many travelers never hear about.

English Version Kyoto is famous as Japan’s elegant ancient capital, but its long history also has a darker side: bloodshed, legends, yokai, and places said

English Version Hyogo Prefecture has no shortage of places whispered about as haunted. Mt. Kabuto is often named among the scariest, and Mt. Myoken on the

English Version Nanbara Tunnel in Hiroshima is officially called Nanbara Zuido, using an older word for tunnel. It sits on Hiroshima Prefectural Route 253,

English Version Ehime Prefecture has an unusual number of former execution grounds. During the Edo period, the region was divided among eight domains known

English Version When people think of haunted places in Japan, abandoned buildings and old tunnels often come to mind. But just as many ghost stories are ti

English Version Akita Prefecture has no shortage of places said to be haunted. One of the better-known spots is Sengan Tunnel, a long road tunnel that has

English Version Akita Prefecture has its share of places rumored to be haunted, and one of the best-known is the former site of the Oga Princess Hotel in O

English Version Among Iwate Prefecture’s rumored haunted places, Green Hill Miwakemori Park in Mizusawa, Oshu City has a particularly uneasy reputation. It

English Version Shimane Prefecture has long been seen as one of Japan’s most spiritually charged regions. In October, it is said that the countless deities