I heard this story from a friend. On the way home from work at night, he always took the same road where he passed an apartment building. In one of the rooms he could see someone standing

in the light. But this figure appeared to be dancing passionately, and every time he passed,

he always saw the same thing. One day, he ran into the landlord of that building, and so he

decided to ask him about that person.

Does a professional dancer live up there?

They always seem to be working really hard.

The landlord told him that room was empty,

but he definitely saw someone dancing there every night he passed.

Then, the landlord went pale.

Maybe you saw the previous tenant, A-san.

Apparently, a man by the name of A-san hung himself there,

and he was flailing in great pain as he died.

Hey guys, I'm your host Tara A Devlin, and welcome to this week's episode of Kowabana,

true Japanese scary stories from around the internet.

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heading back to the staple of Japanese horror. It's bread and butter, if you will. Good old

Yure.

Those angry, sad, lost, and generally terrifying spirits that cling to this world, and sometimes

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