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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

Hatsune Miku’s 2026 Tokyo exhibition brings the virtual singer into physical space at Ikebukuro PARCO, blending digital art and real-world experience.

Experience Tokyo’s Okuribon Kaidan Night, where live ghost stories, contemporary art, and sweeping city views converge 200 meters above Toranomon.

Kaidan-sha’s new Tokyo bar revives live Japanese ghost storytelling in an intimate, seven-seat setting—offering a rare, authentic experience for fans of kaidan culture.

English Version Shakujii Park in Nerima, Tokyo, is one of the ward’s best-known leisure spots. It has abundant greenery, historic remains, and a long-stand

Hachijojima’s Glowing Mushroom Night Walk returns July 25, 2026, after typhoon recovery, offering guided tours, bioluminescence learning, and new science programs.

Experience the haunting tale of Lady Rokujo’s vengeful spirit from the Noh play Aoi no Ue at Tokyo’s Kanze Noh Theater Summer Festival. Enjoy hands-on mask activities, expert-led workshops, and full English support for international visitors.

English Version Near Ura-Takao in Hachioji, Tokyo, there is a place associated with repeated ghost stories involving children. People say that small handpr

English Version Tokyo’s Hachioji City has a quiet reputation among ghost-story fans as one of the capital’s major haunted areas. Places such as Kamiyugi Pa

English Version Sendagaya Tunnel in Shibuya, Tokyo, is often mentioned in local ghost stories and urban legend circles. According to rumors, a woman in a w