Japanese humanoid dolls are said to have the origin of long-haired Aju dolls.

Japanese dolls have local characteristics. Most of them have realistic hair and wear kimonos. Although it is a doll, it looks less cute and more scary. There are many legends about Japanese humanoid dolls, many of which are full of supernatural horror. Have you ever heard of a humanoid doll with long hair? A doll's hair can grow by itself. Isn't it because the doll is exquisite? Let's see what is going on.

The history of Japanese kimono dolls can be traced back to the Edo period, when dolls were used as dowry for girls to get married. Although there is no such custom now, Japanese dolls are still very popular as a traditional handicraft.

There have been many supernatural rumors about Japanese dolls, the most famous of which is the doll named Aju. A Ju is famous because her hair can grow by itself.

This doll was bought by a boy for his sister at the beginning of last century. My sister likes this doll very much. She can't live without dolls every day. However, the good times did not last long, and my sister later died of a bad cold. In memory of the dead child, the family put her favorite doll in the temple to worship.

Many years later, everyone was surprised to find that the doll's hair was much longer than before. Is it because the soul of the dead child did not leave and attached to the doll?

Because the doll is lifeless, how did her hair grow? Just when everyone believes that this is a supernatural phenomenon, some people try to explain this phenomenon from a scientific point of view.

Because the doll's hair was originally implanted by hand, it will definitely be prepared to be longer than the exposed hair, and then the hair will be stuffed into the doll's head and then glued at the root. But with the passage of time, the glue stuck to the doll's head and hair will slowly age and fall off. In this way, the hair originally hidden in the scalp may stick out a little, causing the illusion that the doll's hair is long.