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.

My latest book, Toshiden Theatre, Bight Size Japanese Urban

Legends Volume 1, is now out. If you ever wanted a collection of short, bite-sized stories

you could zip through whenever you have a few minutes spare, then this is the book for you.

Bringing you all sorts of Japanese urban legends you may or may not have heard before,

these creepy, odd and bizarre little tales will keep you entertained

and no doubt thinking about them for quite some time to come.

Toshiden Theatre is available on Amazon right now,

so do check it out and help support the show at the same time.

It's our 150th episode.

Once again, whether you've listened to just one episode or all of them, I want to thank you

for giving your time to this little show I've put so much work into over the years.

It never fails to amaze me that people listen to it in the first place, let alone

stick with it for so long.

So, to celebrate another milestone, I have yet another big, big story for you.

This week's story is another classic that hasn't yet featured on the show before,

coming to us from all the way back in 2006.

It's so big, however, that it's going to be a two-parter,

so make sure to join us in the next

episode as well for the thrilling conclusion to this massive classic.

A group of young friends build a hideout in the mountains, but while out there one day,

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