Haunted Places– category –

English Version On October 17, 2019, news broke that Susukino Lafiler, a major commercial complex in Sapporo, Hokkaido, would be closing. The building was

English Version Shijushida Dam in Iwate Prefecture became widely known after a tragic 2016 incident in which two high school girls were believed to have ju

English Version Fujimiya Shrine is known as one of Kochi Prefecture’s more famous haunted spots. According to stories told about the shrine, a severed head

English Version Sky Rest New Muroto is often introduced as one of Kochi Prefecture’s haunted spots. It is also well known among fans of abandoned places in

English Version Shikoku is famous for the Ohenro, the pilgrimage to the 88 sacred temples associated with Kobo Daishi, also known as Kukai. The route becam

English Version Kochi Prefecture is home to a well-known haunted spot called Mikaeri Bridge, or the Bridge of Looking Back. It is said to be deep in the mo

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,