Can you catch the hidden twist in today's opening story?

Stay tuned to the end to find out the answer.

There was an abandoned building that people said was haunted, so my friend and I went

to check it out.

Things were scattered all over the place, and the walls in front of the elevator were stained

with blood.

We wanted to see the upper levels, so we push the button for the elevator.

The next moment it started to come down from the upper floors.

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

Japanese scary stories from around the internet.

Before we begin this week, I'd like to say thank you to our patrons once again

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It's because of you guys that I can continue making the show, so thank you.

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On this week's show, we're looking at tales of abandoned buildings.

You'll find buildings left empty all over Japan.

In 2013, eight of 60 million homes were classified as abandoned by the government.

The reason for this is that property tax is incredibly expensive, and more and more people

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