Using a Japanese ghost-hunting device, we find out if Chillingham Castle is as haunted as they say.
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It’s like a haunted house on wheels, except you can’t choose when to ride the ESP Taxi. It chooses you.
Is there anything Kitty can’t do? She can spiritually purify your house or room with salt now, so tell your ghost stories without fear of retribution!
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And that flash of light isn’t even the scariest part of the snapshot.
Spicy chicken entrée is accompanied by a chilling side dish of J Horror.
The tree is said to curse those who draw near, but thankfully divine protection is available nearby.
Housekeeper in Singapore is definitely giving the Internet chills, might also be trying to give her resignation notice.
We pay a midnight visit to this central Tokyo hill where rumor holds a ghost sobs in the dead of night.
For decades, locals have said a woman’s ghost appears in the park at night, and our visit ended with frightening female fury.
Haunted by demanding ghosts but can’t afford to look like a dweeb? These tights are just what you need!
Japan, as we’ve noted before, is allegedly full of ghosts. Now you may or may not believe in such things, but plenty of people in Japan are sure they exist, from the ghosts of murder victims to the spirits of seafood. In fact, there are numerous shinrei (ghost/spirit) spots, where unearthly apparitions are believed to appear regularly throughout the country.
Many of these spots have been identified and information about their locations can be found online. One might assume that this is to help people avoid accidentally going to a place filled with spooks — but that’s not entirely the case! In fact, some want to go to the shinrei spots — and a new taxi tour in Yokohama will gladly to take you on the night ride of your life!