Hello guys and welcome back
to a new video on our channel OurEyesYourEyes!
As I said some days ago,
this week we will talk about Halloween!
So we found the beautiful idea
to talk about horror stories!
Principally we will tell you
the most famous urban legends in Japan!
First of all, i'm here alone!
My love is behind the scenes
He doesn't want to take part of these videos
because he is afraid
of horror movies
of all these strange stories and
that's why i'm talking in Italian!
But don't worry because
of course we'll put the English subtitles!
Ok! Let's start!
The first legend i want to tell you is called
Kuchisake Onna!
The story starts some centuries ago..
In a small and quiet village there was a very beautiful
and conceited woman.
She was married to a samurai, but one day
she decided to leave her husband
and this was not a good decision to make,
because when
she expressed her decision to her husband,
he took a katana and cut her mouth
The legend says that he
he ripped up her mouth till the ears!
She was traumatized by that
Her husband told her : "Let's see now
if people say that you're still beautiful". The spirit of
this woman protracted throughout the years
Even now, people think that this woman walks on dark streets
of all Japan. Some people heard of her
in Nagasaki, other people in Tokyo etc..
We don't know! Anyway..
The legend says that a woman with a mask
walks on dark streets
of Tokyo and many other cities
Usually she likes to stop young people
and she usually likes to ask them
"Am I pretty?". People have to choose between
yes and no. If you say no,
she will dismember you
so i don't think it's a nice idea!
If you say yes,
she will take her mask off
to show you her real face!
At that moment, you will see her ripped face till the ears
so in that case, i don't know
if you would be terrified or not by that
The second step is
because she didn't finish talking to you yet,
aswering the next question, that is "Am I still pretty?"
Also in this case you have two choices!
You can say yes or no!
If you say no, you will die
as always!
If you say yes, she will rip your face up
exactly as hers!
I don't think it's a nice idea either!
There's a way to survive: you have to give her
a vague answer, for example
"mmmh, i don't know", or "so-so"
so you'll able to confuse her!
In this way, you'll live!
Help!
The next legend is called "Teke teke".
The legend talks about a girl who was
together with her friends afterschool.
They were all waiting for the train,
when one of his friends had the nice idea
to put a cicada inside of her hood!
The girl noticed that and
she made an unexpected movement of her body
so she could take the cicada off her body.
The problem was that she tripped and fell on the rails.
I don't want to tell you, ok let's say it
the train was coming...
The result was that the girl was cut in two parts.
After years...
decades...
this legend went on
until one night one boy was
walking through the streets of a city
of course we don't know which city
but of course it's a japanese city..
He saw a girl looking out the window.
He was a little bit surprised. There was
an eye contact between them, but he didn't know
that girl was the spirit of the girl
who fell on the rails that day.
In that moment, the spirit climbed over the window
and she fell on the ground..The problem is that
she didn't have her lower half
She, later, started chasing the boy moving her elbows
that were crawling on the ground
and the sound that comes from this
was called in japanese "teke teke"
The spirit of the girl reached the boy and
of course she teared him in half.
People say that teke teke wants the lower half of other people
because that's her missing part of the body.
When you walk alone on japanese streets
be careful, and if you meet a girl
looking out the window, maybe it's better not to look at her!
The legend is not just creepy, but also
strange..anyway..
The legend's title is
"Aka manto".
In japanese it means "red mantel"
and it's the story of a evil spirit that
you can find in public toilets..
Yes, in that context...
You could find Aka manto
if you enter in the last
cabin of a public toilet, that means
the furthest cabin from the entrance
Try to imagine: you're sitting on the toilet
and you have to do what you have to do
Suddenly you hear a voice that asks you:
"Do you prefer
red or blue toiler paper?"
I wouldn't like to be in your position in that case
and now i'll tell you why!
If you choose
the red toilet paper, sorry i'm laughing...
but now you'll understand that it's also creepy!
Anyway, if you choose the red one,
Aka manto will slit you
He will torture you until
he will modify the color of the white toilet paper
making it become red.
If you choose the blue one,
Aka manto will choke you
turning your face blue.
There's another option: if you choose
another color, for example green, yellow etc..
you will be dragged to hell
so under the toilet a chasm will open
and you'll be dragged to hell!
The forth option
that could save your life
is simple, you just have to say
"No toilet paper, thanks!"
There another version of this story: some people think it's about toilet paper, that makes me laugh
other people think it's about mantels
that means red or blue mantel!
If you choose the red one,
Aka manto will cut all the skin of your back out
so in this case
your ex-back would become
a red mantel. If you choose
the blue mantel, in that case Aka manto
would extract all of your blood, so your body
would turn blue! I hope you don't choose
the last cabin
of a public toilet, choose the first one
so you will avoid the problem!
The next legend is unbelievable!
In some cases, i wouldn't like to say
that it's a true story, but more or less...
Anyway, this legend
is called Hitobashira.
Maybe you have heard of it, but anyway
this phenomenon started in the 16th century.
We are talking about human sacrificies..
You've heard it well! Here in Japan
in the 16th century people were
sacrificed and the bodies of these people
were used as pillars while
building the buildings, that means
these people were buried alive
inside the building. You will probably
say: "Why?". These sacrifices
were made to ward off
the damages of the buildings.
Again, i'm sure you'll say "why?". Unfortunately people believe
that if a person was buried alive
also the buildings
would have had less damages
during earthquakes or natural disasters..
Guys, i'm going to give you some details about it!
The first proof can be found in a japanese annals
that is called Nihongi or Nihon Shoki. In this annals is written
that the Nintoku emperor
made some human sacrifices to build
buildings in his properties.
Another story about this can be found in the diary
of the 15th century "Yasutomiki"
Also in this case, there are stories
of people sacrified or buried
alive inside the buildings..
But now let's go on with concrete examples
real buildings in which
there's this mistery..First of all,
the Maruoka Castle.. Here people
think that inside the walls
you could find some human skeletons
The second example is the Matsue Bridge
and also the Matsue Castle.
People say that also inside
the walls of that castle
there are some strange presences...
Anyway, remember, these are legends..
we don't know if it's true or not...
The next legend is called
"Dead bodies under cherry trees".
You tourists who come to Japan love
the cherry blossom , but
probably you ask yourself : "why the cherry blooming is pink?"
I mean the petals..why are they pink?
Also in this case there is an explanation!
The legend says that before
the arrival of the figure of samurai in Japan
the blooming was white
sometimes when you come to Japan
you will find some of them that
have white petals.
So what about the pink ones? The legend says
that after the arrival of samurai and that
after many samurai were killed in big was battles
they were buried under the cherry trees
and that's why the colors of the petals change from white
to pink , because pink was the tiny stripes
of blood coming from
dead samurai, from their dead bodies.
Actually japanese people don't like
the cherry blossom as it is.
What they do like is the petals
falling to the ground, because it's also a metaphor
a life metaphor that means
there is the highest level of beauty, but then the beauty
will vanish, will fade, will die
What do you think about this stories?
Write down below your point of view!
For those who want to keep listening
some other creepy legends, keep going on watching this video and also
the video coming up on Tuesday!
The next story i want to tell you
is called "Purple Mirror".
And here i hope to have the attention of all the girls
who still have to celebrate 20 years old. You will understand
why soon. The legend talks about a girl
who had a great relationship with her mom
Her mother
bought a mirror to make her a beautiful present.
This mirror became part of her life
because she was always using it!
She was looking at herself beautiful at the mirror
and she kept seeing herself beautiful, even if
suddenly the beauty she was looking at was not rea
because she was starting being
anorexic, a terrible disease..
The mirror didn't show her anything of that
On the contrary, she was beautiful,
well dressed, taken care of herself
very beautiful. This mirror didn't show her
she had a scrawny face, deathly face
very thin
so she was almost like
a dead body.
One day, she decided to paint
the mirror with the purple color.
But after doing it,
she saw the most terrible thing she didn't expect to see: her real figure.
She saw the scrawny face, deathly eyes
a living corpse
Suddenly,
while she had an outburst, she decided to destroy the mirror.
but immediately after, she regretted
what she had done! But now
let's move to her 20th birthday party
and that's why you almost 20 years old have to listen carefully!
That day
she was ready to celebrate her 20th birthday
but something irreparable happened.
The girl was run over
and died, but before dying
she whispered three times "purple mirror"
After the funeral, her family went back home
trying to find something regarding her
but the purple mirror
that was broken couldn't be found.
Later, after all this things, there were some
strange deaths in Japan
of which people didn't know how to explain
But next to each victim mysteriously dead
caused by an accidents or something else
there was always a broken piece of a purple mirror.
The legend also says you have to forget this story
before celebrating your 20th birthday!
otherwise you will not survive...
The next legend regards a train station
You people coming to Japan know that trains
are fundamental, something essential.
The title of the story is "The Kisaragi station".
Everything starts from a name: Hisamu.
Hisamu san or Hisamu kun,
as you like to call him,
is a boy who finds himself inside
the usual train he has to take everyday.
He's talking to his friends on the phone
Suddenly, Hisamu realizes
the train doesn't stop as usual
and this is a problem.
Try to imagine yourself next to him. His friends are still
on the phone and they say: "
Is there somebody together with you?"
He says "Yes, there are 5 people here,
but they are sleeping"
You know, in Japan's train people usually sleep!
Nothing to be scared of! So his friends told him
"Talk to the train conductor, try to understand
why"! Anyway, that train doesn't stop
and arrives to
Kisaragi station. In japanese
this word can be written in different ways
with different kanjis
but the kanji used in this case
mean "the Devil".
He gets off the train
also because it's the terminal
The station is like a desert
and he tried to walk around the platform
trying to find the reason why he is there
His friends say
"try to find a person over there,
try to look around you". He saw a person
He started talking this person and said
"you have to take the other train"!
That platform doesn't have a destination
When you come here to Japan, you always find
"To Tokyo, to Tachikawa" etc..
In that case,
that platform didn't have a destination
He got inside the train
the train started moving
He could see some mountains
The story finishes at this point, but
there is a particular detail: the battery of his phone died
so he couldn't reach his friends anymore.
Where is Hisamu kun?
Write in the comments your ending.
The 8th story i would like to tell you
talks about a doll. Her name is
Okiku.
I already talked about this doll
in the video about paranormal activities in Japan
If you didn't watch that video,
go and check it out!
We are in Sapporo! Hokkaido.
Nice place, great! Everybody loves Hokkaido!
Not just for the landscape,
but also for food!
It's 1918, Eikichi Suzuki,
a teenager, is walking on Sapporo streets
when he stops at a market.
He saw a doll that captured his attention.
You need to know that
Eichiki has a 2 year-old sister, who loves so much.
He dediced to buy her this doll
This doll never leaves his sister alone,
who's name is Okiku.
This baby girl's health is delicate
and the year after
she dies. After the funeral, her family
decides to put the doll
next to the family altar. After some years
20 years to be precise
that means in 1938
the family decides to move
because of the Second World War almost started
and also Eichiki starts the military service
so he can't have the doll anymore.
So they go to the Mannenji temple
that is next to Sapporo city.
It's a very famous temple, especially because of this doll.
But now i'll let you understand.
The doll is given to the buddhist priests of this temple
years are passing but
there is a problem:
this doll's hair keeps going on growing.
At the beginning the doll's hair reached
her shoulders , but then
they kept growing
till 25 cm.
You need to know that every year
they cut her hair
even if there is no difference, because
the hair keeps growing. Another thing to say
regarding the doll is that you can't see her.
If you go to the Mannenji temple
you are not able to see it.
also because people think that the spirit
of the baby girl
is attached to the doll itself
and it turned not to be
a positive spirit. This is not just
a legend, it's a true story .
I don't know if inside of the doll there's a demon
but actually her hair is growing
and as a consequence,
you can't look at the doll..
Maybe there's a reason why..This story
reminds a lot of Annabelle, the american version
In the world, there are a lot of possessed dolls, so...
Be careful. If you want to present a doll, choose
a Barbie, maybe the story will be different...
maybe.
Now let's go on with one of
the most terrifying stories
that has ever been written.
This is what japanese people say.
This story doesn't have a beginning,
doesn't have an end, there is not an official source of it
You'll say "She is mocking us"!
No, i'm telling you the truth! This story, unfortunately,
doesn't have a beginning, nor an end
these are just voices....Actually
there is a copy of this story
all around Japan, but it's very difficult
to find it, because all the pieces
are all around Japan,
so i don't think you can find them all together!
Maybe this is better, because
it's better you don't read this story
People know just few sentences of this story
maybe this is not just a legend, who knows?
Let's go on telling you this story
that is called "Cow's Head".
One of the thing that people know for sure
is that the story starts from the 17th century.
There's a village
that doesn't have inhabitants. Try to imagine..
you arrive at this village, there's nobody
Nowadays we could say "ah, it's a ghost town"!
Almost.
Some archeologists are digging
to understand why
there's nobody there, why it's so desert.
While they are digging, they find the skeleton of a man
with a cow's head.
Later they tried to investigate
and they discovered that some years before
there was a big famine.
This famine made people
eat cow's,
pig's and horse's meat until they
finished all animal's meat
that were in the village. Then they ate
dog's and cat's meat, all domestic animals' meat
When they also finished that
one day
a strange figure arrived at the village
This figure had the body of a man
and the head
of a cow.
The story goes on
Try to imagine what happens: they are starving
they take that "person" , they tortured him,
they killed him and then they
ate the meat. The story finishes here
or let's say, we don't know the sequel of it
also because if you read the entire story, you would die.
Anyway, there's a recent story
regarding Cow's Head
so this is a legend in a legend
we don't know if it's true or not,
Try to imagine: we are on a school trip,
your teacher can tell horror stories very well
so he decides to tell you the story of
Cow's Head. The students
are shocked, so they ask the teacher
to stop the storytelling, but
he starts having white eyes and keeps going on telling the story. After finishing the story,
the students fell almost dying
and the bus fell into a moat.
All of the survived, nobody died,
but when they told the teacher
what happened, he didn't remember anything of that.
Till nowadays, Cow's Head
is one of the most terrifying stories
that scares a lot of japanese people.
Let's go on with the next story.
Maybe this is not just a japanese story,
because i think you've heard it also in the rest of the world,
but this is the japanese version.
Enjoy it. The title of this story
or let's say legend is "Kokkuri san".
It's the japanese version of the Ouija board.
For those who don't know what a Ouija board is,
it's a tool that helps you to connect
the living people and the non-living people..
It's a board where you can find all the alphabet letters
the yes and no,
the goodbye. These are all the ways
to connect with the spirits
Kokkuri san is the japanese version.
Instead of having the alphabet letters A-Z
you find the Hiragana symbols
then you find Hai (yes) and Iie (no)
and then goodybye (sayonara)
in the upper part in the middle you find also a Torii
that it's like a portal
between kokkuri-san
and those who decide to use the "board"
Let's say that it's not
a board.
All you need is
a pen, a piece of paper and one coin.
that you use instead of the planchette
used with the ouija board.
A lot of high school students
try to talk to this spirit
If you have a question,
he could answer. You can also
stay silent, sometimes it happens
but people receive an answer anyway.
It can be their death's day
or anything else. In order to make it work
you have to finish the game properly
that means you have to say
sayonara, and after that
you have used this "board"
you have to spend the yen coin
you used, burn the piece of paper
you used to connect with kokkuri san
and throw away the pen
you used to write the Hiragana symbols.
If you do all these things,
you will win
and save your life. If you forget
after 24 hours to do all these things,
you will have some problems. I've never used
the Ouija board, I'll never use it
but there are a lot of people in the world
who decide to use it, sometimes wrongly
so if, and I say IF
you decide to use it , be careful
follow the instructions and end
the "game" in the right way.
The 11th legend i want to tell you
is called "Yama Uba"
In japanese it means "Old woman of the mountain"
The legend talks about this witch
with messed up hair, awful, dirty
and cut kimono
a beaten up witch
who lives in the mountains and the only thing she does
is eating human meat of people
who reach that
particular mountain! They don't say
the name of the mountain,
on purpose! People say that this woman,
when she was young, had 2 children
and while she was young with 2 children
there a huge famine.
The boys had to abandon her, because they
didn't have food to feed her. The result is
that in order to eat, she decides
to go inside of a mountain and to eat
human meat. Nowadays
people say that
she transforms herself into a a beautiful woman
with nice appearance and elegant manners
who wants to help people
who need a shelter in the mountains,
who don't know where to go
but at the end the beatiful woman turns
into the witch, ready to
eat these people's meat.
I don't think it's a true story
It's a legend, but i want to give you an advice:
Don't go too far in the mountains, and if you see
a beautiful woman who wants to help you
give it up!
the last story i want to tell you today
is called "Tomino's Hell". I think you have heard of it
It's a poem.
At first, people say it was written by Yomota Inohiko
but later people thought it was written by
a girl called Tomino.
People say that she was disabled person
and that she had a lot of problems.
Tomino's parents discovered this poem
and after they read it,
they couldn't believe what they had read.
This poem is really terrible.
The parents closed Tomino
in the basement, no drink, no food
so she would have died.
She was guilty because of that poem.
People think that Tomino,
the spirit of this young girl is still
inside of the words of this poem
and all the people who try to read
this poem out loud in japanese
will die, so it's better if you don't try!
We are talking about legends!
I don't know if this is something true, but
there are people who said
they have read this poem
out loud in japanese
and the results were not great at all!
Some of them have car acceidents,
other people were so sick
so i don't know if this is true or not,
i'm sure i'll never read it!
This was the last story
for today.
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