Japanese Ghost Stories: Spirits, Hauntings, and Paranormal Phenomena
Aug 2011 · Tuttle Publishing
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"A Best Book of 2009" --The Japan Times
Japanese Ghost Stories, formerly published under the title Supernatural and Mysterious Japan, is a collection of the eerie and terrifying from around Japan. This book opens a window into the hidden aspects of the Japanese world of the paranormal, a place where trees grow human hair, rocks weep and there's even a graveyard where Jesus is reputed to have been buried.
Covering ancient and modern times, Japanese Ghost Stories offers not only good, old-fashioned scary stories, but some special insights into Japanese culture and psychology.
Japanese ghost stories include:
Japanese Ghost Stories, formerly published under the title Supernatural and Mysterious Japan, is a collection of the eerie and terrifying from around Japan. This book opens a window into the hidden aspects of the Japanese world of the paranormal, a place where trees grow human hair, rocks weep and there's even a graveyard where Jesus is reputed to have been buried.
Covering ancient and modern times, Japanese Ghost Stories offers not only good, old-fashioned scary stories, but some special insights into Japanese culture and psychology.
Japanese ghost stories include:
- In Search of the Supernatural
- Psychic Stirrings
- New Forays into the Mystic
- Strange but True
- Modern-Day Hauntings
- Scenes of Ghosts and Demons
- Edo-Era Tales
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