Haunted Places– tag –

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

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

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

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

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

English Version One of Miyagi Prefecture’s best-known haunted stories is called Otome no Inori, often translated as “The Maiden’s Prayer.” Strictly speakin

English Version Noma Daibo is a temple in Noma, Mihama Town, Chita District, Aichi Prefecture. It is said to be the final place of Minamoto no Yoshitomo, f

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 Do you believe in places that can tie romantic fates together? Across Japan, many shrines are known for matchmaking, breaking bad ties, and

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