Japan has a rich cultural history. Though this makes for great food, beautiful dress, and fascinating festivals, we cannot forget the Japanese tradition of Kaidan (怪談) or the telling of ghost stories. Japanese ghost stories are often told in the middle of August to "chill the blood" during the hot season. Much like English countries, Japan has developed what are called "urban legends" since the dawn of the 20th century. Urban legends are a form of modern folklore that may or may not be believed by the teller. The following is a list of the 10 most frightening Japanese urban legends:
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Top 10 Japanese Creepypasta
HorrorNOTE: THESE STORIES DO NOT BELONG TO ME ---------------- this is basically the overview of the story basically a summary and how to survive them.......most of them anyway
