Anything Ghost Episode 312 - True Ghost Stories from the U.S., Canada and Japan.

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Lex Wahl

Death, Evp, Philosophy, Ghost, Haunted, Poltergeist, Hauntings, Society & Culture, Lex, Wahl, Obe, Graveyard, Ghoststories, Paranormal, Afterlife, Ghosts, Halloween, Creepy

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🗓️ 1 August 2024

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

Stephen (Japan) - The Apparition on Six Buddhas Hill
Violent Ghosts at Church of the Sacred Heart (1912 - South Hanover, Massachusetts)
Tiffany (Canada) - Big Scary Horse
Kate (New York City, New York) - Poltergeist Throws Book
Liz (Glen Cove, New York) – Aunt Helen
Marco (San Jose, California) - Not Exactly Gone
The Ghost of Belle Boyd (Washington D.C., 1927)

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0:00.0	Anything Ghost, number 312. Welcome to Anything Ghost. My name is Lex Wall. Anything Ghost is a place where people send their to anything ghost
0:33.4	ghost is a place where people send their personal
0:35.5	paranormal experiences aka ghost stories or a local
0:39.7	ghost legend and I read them to you on the show. We're going to hit various places on the planet today.
0:46.1	We're going to go to Canada, the US, and Japan. So stick around for episode number 312.
0:53.2	Okay, we'll get things started with a story from Stephen in Japan, the apparition on Six Buddhas Hill.
1:10.0	I sent in a story several years ago while I was staying in Awita, Japan.
1:18.2	It was a case of sleep paralysis.
1:21.1	A lot of water has passed under many bridges since then, and after many years of working for the Japanese
1:27.0	government in one of their offices, based in London, by curious turn of events, I found myself back in Japan, this time for good.
1:37.8	I have been settled in a city in northern Kyushu for almost seven years now. Having quit my old job and life back in England, I made the decision
1:47.9	to return to Japan to live.
1:51.8	Northern Kiyushu is famed for its history and it boasts a wealth of mysterious and arcane places, temples, shrines, winds, winds swept hillside graves, lonely rock-strewn beaches, all very endearing and
2:07.3	atmospheric. There is much ancient lore here.
2:13.6	The account I'm about to relate took place a few months ago in April of this year, and is all
2:19.5	the more strange and remarkable since it happened in broad daylight in the early morning moreover.
2:27.7	By way of background I need to mention a little about the place, the hill, upon which the strange unnerving occurrence took place.
2:37.0	The hill, a long gradually sloping road covering about a kilometer isn't actually known as Six Buddhas Hill.
2:47.5	In Japan streets often have no name since people normally refer to places by which block in which town or district they might be in.
2:57.0	Of course, some of the cities do have named streets, often for historic or other reasons, but generally speaking, the streets
3:07.0	themselves are nameless. Hence the nomenclature of convenience is of my own making.
3:14.0	Near the top of the hill is an alcove containing several small statues of Buddhist deities known as Gizo.
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