Hey guys. I'm your host, Tara A. Devlin, and welcome to another episode of Kowabana, true Japanese scary stories from around the internet.

On this week's episode, we're going to be looking at a few personal accounts of ghosts from

around Japan. On Tuesday, I released my latest book called Lei Khan, the most haunted locations

in Japan.

In this book, you can find accounts of hauntings from famous ghost spots around Japan,

as well as a look into the history and truth behind all of these supposed haunted locations.

There are cemeteries, abandoned buildings, haunted tunnels, parks and houses.

For this week's episode, we're going to be looking at a few bonus tales that aren't featured in the book.

And our first ghostly tale comes from... Yajira Cemetery.

A few years back, my friend Toshikazu got a new car.

He wanted to go for a drive that night, and invited me to go along with him.

We stopped by the convenience store, and two really cute girls were inside.

I checked them out as they walked by.

Hey, they're really cute.

I was looking for some fun, so I called out to them.

Apparently both of them were attending beauty school, and they were dressed in fashionable clothes and all done up.

They said they would join us if we drove them home at the end of the night.

Hey, Kosei, where are we going?

Toshikazu asked.

Kayo-chan, one of the girls, got into the passenger's seat and said,

I want to go to a ghost spot.

A ghost spot in winter?

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