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Kowabana: 'True' Japanese scary stories from around the internet

Warnings from the Inaka

Kowabana: 'True' Japanese scary stories from around the internet

Tara A. Devlin

Fiction, Leisure, Hobbies, Drama, Literature, Arts

4.8615 Ratings

🗓️ 27 December 2024

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Ten tales from the countryside serving us warnings, wisdom, and a whole lot of chills when it comes to what lurks outside the reach of our big cities.

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0:00.0

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

0:16.2

true Japanese scary stories from around the internet.

0:20.3

Kai Han, Bizarer Crimes That that shook Japan volume 2, is now out.

0:25.1

If you're interested in learning more about some of the most bizarre, strange, and

0:29.3

even terrifying crimes that have taken place in Japan over the last few decades, then

0:33.8

make sure to grab your copy now.

0:36.6

You can find 25 new cases of missing persons, unsolved

0:40.6

mysteries and truly bizarre crimes that still confuse people today. That's Kai Han Bizarer

0:47.4

Crimes That Shook Japan Volume 2, out now. Welcome to the final episode for 2024.

0:55.6

Thank you for choosing to spend yet another year with me in my little show,

0:59.6

whether you listened to every single episode or even just a part of one.

1:04.9

Thank you.

1:06.3

This week, we're heading out to the countryside once again,

1:09.7

to see what wisdom and warnings those who reside out there have for us.

1:15.6

First up, a village by the sea has a local custom every Obon

1:20.1

that's slightly different for families who have lost relatives during that year.

1:25.1

But when a young man returns for his grandmother's first Obon,

1:29.1

he finds himself running into, well, something else. What's really going on? Find out in Village

1:37.7

Near the Dead. This story might not be so scary, sorry, but this is something that happened to me just recently.

1:55.3

My family home is in a fishing village in western Japan.

1:59.5

There's a breakwater there that extends from the coast to the sea,

2:03.7

and right at the end there's a gate,

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