Japanese horror legend

During World War II, Japan was bombed on a large scale in the US-Japan War. Hanako died in the fire because she was trapped in the toilet and couldn't run to the bomb shelter. When she was trapped at that time, she tried her best to ask for help, but her classmates and teachers were too busy to save her. Hanako is so famous because many students heard the voice of "I can't open it, why can't I open it" in the girls' toilet at school late at night, and even rumored to have seen Hanako. Rumor has it that she is a girl of about 14 years old, with black holes in her eyes and mouth and wearing a dress. Who saw her faint in the toilet until she was found. Or mysteriously disappeared. Legend has it that Hanako was taken into the hell under the toilet floor drain. It is said that the longer the history, the older the building, the more damaged the campus, and the easier it is to meet Hanako.

2. Ghost stories

It is said that on the night of the annual Ghost Festival (also known as Sadou Festival in Japan), 100 people gathered in an empty classroom, lit 100 white candles and began to tell ghost stories in turn. Blow out the candles in your hand every time you finish one, and so on. As the number of stories rises, everyone's fear increases, and as the candles are extinguished, the light gets darker and darker. Until the end of the first story, after blowing out the last candle, the ghost door will open and hundreds of ghosts will appear. It is said that the ceremony must be coordinated by the participants, the last story must end at zero, and the candles must be blown out. The mighty ghosts take to the streets ~! !

3. The piano sound in the music classroom

According to this legend, beautiful piano sounds will be heard in the music classroom on campus at midnight every day. According to people who claim to have heard it, the tune is Beethoven's To Alice. Rumor has it that a student who loves playing the piano committed suicide in the piano classroom of the school after his dream of becoming a pianist was shattered because his finger was broken by the piano keycap outside. Before he died, he managed to play the whole piece of music with his residual fingers, but the music became more and more chaotic and strange at the back. People who listen to the whole song three times will die strangely. A janitor witnessed the piano he played during a midnight inspection and complained that Beethoven's photo in the classroom was blue. So later someone said it was Beethoven's ghost.

4. Ghosts on the runway

There are many versions of this legend, and the following are the most common ones. First, if you are still running on the track of the campus playground after sunset in the evening, a person will catch up with you and run in front of you. Besides, you can't be faster than him. It is said that he will turn around and cut off your feet when he reaches the end of the playground, unless you can follow him closely so that he can't turn back when he reaches the end. It is said that if you give up or quit halfway, he will appear behind you and chop off your leg as soon as you run. Another version is in the school swimming pool. If you swim in it after sunset, a person will appear. Race you to swim. If you win, he will leave. If you lose, you drown.

5. the sword spirit of 5.XXX shrine

This legend tells that there are many shrines all over Japan, most of which are built to seal or suppress ghosts. Some are sacred places, not gods, but weapons. These weapons are either used as instruments of torture when beheading, or famous knives used by celebrities in past dynasties to plan their stomachs. A lot of resentment has accumulated on these weapons, and it will be over if you accidentally touch the seal. The ghost formed by resentment combined with the murderous look of the sword itself is almost impossible to subdue, which means that being targeted by them means only death.

6, steel sickle

This is a monster with a face and a shrimp body. It lives in a dense bamboo forest, usually near a pool in the bamboo forest. Once a girl went to the river to freshen up. She waved two huge inlaid cymbals to cut off her beautiful long hair. In ancient Japan, girls from poor families sold their long hair, so it was their precious wealth.

7. Jing Bo

Modern cities are vigorously building, and it is difficult for ordinary cities to find wells. But in remote areas, wells are still an important source of water for people to survive, so there is the legend of Jingxing. It's a monster that lives in a well. Old wells are often worn out or abandoned, which is their best choice. Often, the water in the old well where they live is the smelly water with dead mice and dead bugs. Whenever someone passes by in the middle of the night and spies underground, they will slowly rise from the well. They will say to the man, "fetch water to drink, fetch water to drink ~" Do as they say, and they will disappear. Instead, he was pulled into the well and became another dead soul in this well. I think if I drink that dirty water, I will die.

8. Meat is crazy

This is a monster who has lost all his flesh. The sound of walking makes people sick for days, and people who smell it can spit out what they ate last year. They are the lowest kind of monsters, without any meaning or thinking ability. Is an endless glutton, who can absorb everything into his body through the meat that fell from that camel.