Hey guys, I'm your host Tara A. Devlin, and welcome to another episode of Kawabana,

true Japanese scary stories from around the internet.

I hope you're not afraid of the dark, or what lurks below, because on this week's episode,

we're taking a trip deep under the streets of Tokyo.

There have long been rumours of tunnels underneath the capital city of Japan, and depending on

who you talk to, they exist for various reasons.

But urban legends aside, many tunnels do exist under Tokyo, such as the water discharge

tunnels built to drain Tokyo in case of flooding.

But what other tunnels might exist down there?

What's hiding within them?

Find out in this week's story called

Well, in the basement.

By writing this down, I think those who were friends with me in the past will know who I am.

If they find out, I'm going to be in big trouble. If they know I'm still alive, they're going to come looking for me,

but I need to write it down. The existence of that well is still buried in darkness,

and that's why I need to write about it. I'm not a good rider, and it might get a little long.

It's not a ghost story either, but if you're interested, please check it out.

This happened several years ago.

A person named Ensan worked as a rather young leader for a certain organization

in Tokyo. Even today, this type of organization outsources their dangerous work to individuals

on a daily basis. If the police intervene, then it's just like cutting

the tail off a lizard, you know? But because of that, the pay is pretty damn good.

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