Cerita Hantu Jepang Novelas e Histórias

Ivy interrupted. “It is,” Cutter nodded. “We don’t know for sure if that actually happened—or how frequently—but that’s how the forest got the reputation for being haunted. The yurei, or ghosts, were said to linger in the trees, and whenever living people came nearby, they would poison their thoughts, causing them to commit suicide.” “So that’s why it’s also called the suicide forest?” Ru asked. “Yes. The Japanese government no longer publishes the numbers of how many bodies they find there annually, but at one point it was as high as one hundred.”

I smirked. “I also managed to make a name for myself in the states.” I glanced at Hibiki, who reached over to hold my hand. “Kitsune was a wanted criminal, and all reports said she was to be considered armed and very dangerous. They had passed around her case file, and no one was able to catch her. Those of us that knew what a kitsune is would joke we were dealing with the real deal, and that’s why no one could catch her. Cause who can catch a spirit?” Hibiki chuckled. “Which leads us to how Hibiki and I met.” I smiled softly, gazing at my loving husband. I could still remember the day like it was yesterday.

Kelpies dragged lakes into the shape of their mood and dared you to ride them. From the east, tengu argued theology with the wind and won often enough to get cocky. On quiet streets, pale yūrei drifted like sighs and taught children the correct way to be haunted. Oni opened breweries and brewed beer so honest it made liars cry. Tanuki ran gambling dens where you were more likely to lose your pride than your coins and come back anyway because the dumplings were that good.

Mariya is getting more and more confused. "Alright, let me tell you everything... I have a dear, old friend who is currently living in Japan. She went to the Philippines for a quick vacation, and she told me that she has built an orphanage in Japan for deaf and mute children. She is also looking for more staff to help her run the orphanage. I suddenly thought of you, since you know how to do sign language, and you are good with socializing and building relationship with other children. If you say yes, you will live in Japan for a year, abd maybe you can finally find and meet your father there." the Mother Superior explains everything.