47 | Handayama-Sama - Japanese Urban Legend 6 - Animated Scary Story

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In 17th century Japan, inhabitants of the hillside village of Handayama, in Shizuoka prefecture noticed that it’s citizens were disappearing, at an unnerving frequency...
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Animation and Narration by: Chris Kevan
Music by: ASSIMULATE and CO.AG

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NightmareTales

Whenever you hear that a place is very infamous for people getting vanished or disappearing just stay away from that place cause some humans are much more frightening than a ghost and those humans are doing very disgusting things in that place.

xineraliouse

The reason she didn’t float was because she wasn’t made of wood

chad

Japanese Urban Legends are so Classic n Exotic that he made an entire series on this. I love your channel, it's unique.💕🙌

bipashadeb

Their is something about his voice that made me have an interest in horror

chad

Japan is the home of interesting horror myths in Asia

zgazga

Keep up the good work, Chris, and take care.

jinraigami

Wait, if the little girl vanished without a trace, how do they know she saw Handayama-Sama?

Ishtarru

The story is amazing and his voice nice and nice narration.

kinumatsitwab

The old lady was not the imposter 1 imposter remains...

PRODCLONE

There’s something about Japanese urban legends that is uniquely fascinating and terrifying. Excellent work as always

matthewct

You know the feeling when you just woke up, saw this on you tube and you have to watch it. A few minutes later, I did not want to get up yet. Cowering in my bed with a blanket over me. Gosh, this one hits me so bad!

bluederr

Rushed to click notif from Nightmare Tales!!!!

norielalisoso

I really like to hear ancient japanese mythology, I hope for Philippine folklore next

itachi-kun

Reminds me of the “ghostly hauntings” we in Bangalore, India, had in the early to mid 90’s... same story, same type of haunting, of so similar.. handayama Sama looks very fearful and am sure I wouldn’t want to meet her while walking in any street.. wouldn’t want to disappear as such... short, sweet and entertaining and spine chilling too!!... thanks for showing us a glimpse of 17th century Japan... brilliant!!!.. the graphics were also worth a mention!... and so was the narration.. spellbinding... thanks “Chris” for this...

sunboat