Teke teke teke

Teke teke teke is the sound that this creature makes when moving your elbows. This legend about a young woman who was once a good girl at some point in life that had a somewhat tragic ending, when walking through a train station, had his body cut in half after fall (or jumped, depends on the version) on the rails of Metro Say that because she died without receiving help After a long time suffering and dying, his spirit has returned with a vengeance, and since then,

Kuchisake-onna

Is a fictional character in the Japanese horror folklore. The image is of a very beautiful woman, with the region of the mouth covered by a mask. Is tall, long black hair and a long coat, usually armed with a pair of scissors.

Kiyotaki Tunnel

The tunnel was built in 1927, according to the legend the labor used in the construction was a slave, soon we can imagine working conditions that the workers were subjected. In Japan the slavery was officially abolished in the 16th century, but there was a way to circumvent the current regulations:

Aka mantle

The meaning is carpet or red robe is a Japanese urban legend about a ghost that haunts school and public toilets. . It will show up when you sit on the toilet and toilet paper. The spirit will ask "do you want a red or blue paper?"

Hitobashira

Hitobashira (人柱, pilar human). is a kind of human sacrifice formerly practised in ancient Japan, people believed that seal (bury) a human being under a building or close to her, would cause her to be more strong and stable and it wasn't destroyed by floods or enemy attacks ...

Cow Head

Cow Head is a horror story that can make you scared. . It is a legend that is considered the scariest horror story ever written. This is so terrible that you would die of fear after hearing there.  According to legend, a short story called "Cow Head" was discovered in Japan in the 17 century. The origin of the story is a mystery.  Several written accounts of this period that relate to this story, but they only mention this name and describe with a legend too terrible to tell.  Rumors claim that upon hearing the tale, the people who listened were taken by a fear so strong that trembled violently by one day, until finally die of fright