Tokyo Haunted Places– tag –

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 Ueno Onshi Park is a public park in Taito City, Tokyo. Today, it is known as a relaxing place for locals and travelers, with museums, art g

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 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

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 When you hear the phrase “haunted spot,” what kind of place comes to mind? Maybe an abandoned village hidden deep in the mountains, down a

English Version Old Komine Tunnel, also known as Komine Zuido, is located in Hachioji, Tokyo. Among Japan’s haunted-place fans, it has a reputation as one

English Version Do you like haunted places? In Japan, many famous ghost spots are deep in the mountains, inside abandoned tunnels, or in deserted ruins and