Top 4 Japan's Petrifying Urban Legends Have you seen them?

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So you might be thinking what's the topic for today's blog today we are gonna talk about the terrifying urban legends of Japan. I told you the exact meaning of urban legends in my last blog and we are all sorted about that i mean everybody knows what urban legends are now let's get started with the scary urban legends of Japan.

Urban Legends In Japan:- When i think of the word urban legend the first country that comes to my mind is always Japan. Japan is utterly famous for its urban legends and their stories if i want to know about urban legends then i don't think that there is a more perfect country than Japan to learn about its huge variety of urban legends. 

1) The Girl In The Gap:- Japanese superstitions holds that a spirit lives between the gaps of things like furniture and slightly open doors if you lock eyes with this spirit it will ask you to play hide and seek with it. Well they say while playing with it if you stare into her eyes you will be instantly transported to hell well i am freaking speechless now ngl.

2) Noh Mask:- These masks are traditionally used in theatres. Noh masks are considered to be supernatural in nature. Apart from the fact that they're absolutely creepy. A Noh mask represents both a smiling face and a sad face when you look at it from different angles. When kept in the house, the masks are said to draw in negative energy from the owners till they get completely consumed by the mask itself, and their soul trapped in a different dimension of pain.

3) Torie No Hanako San(Hanako San Of The Toilet):- Hanako San is the spirit of a young school girl who met her end in an elementary school bathroom because of bullying or WWII bombings(the reason is not confirmed) her spirit still haunts Japanese stalls in washrooms many children test their wits by summoning the child spirit. In order to summon her you must go to a third floor bathroom and knock on the third stall three times and say "Hanako San Are You There?" if you hear a very faint reply then exit the bathroom if you are too slow or you choose to enter the stall Hanako will drag you into the stall and you will never be seen again.

4) Aka Manto:-  Aka Manto is a male spirit who dons a red cloak and mask and is said to haunt school and public restrooms with a particular fondness for the last stall in the women’s bathroom. Once you are seated in the stall, you will hear a male voice ask if you want red or blue paper. Choose your words carefully. If you say red paper, you will meet a bloody end, and if you say blue paper, you will be suffocated to death until you are blue. If you try to confuse the spirit by asking for a different color paper, you will be dragged into hell. To avoid a brutal end at Aka Manto’s hand, simply refuse his offer and run.

Creepy Fact Of The Day:- If you feel like you are falling in your sleep it means that your brain is checking if your alive or not because it sensed your heartbeat stopping.

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