TOP 4 SCARY JAPANESE GHOSTS: HANAKO-SAN, NURE-ONNA, OIWA, YUKI-ONNA | Draw My Life

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We'd like nothing more than going to Japan, the cradle of the most terrifying legends in the world! So for today we'd like to review some of the scariest Japanese ghost: Hanako-san, Nure-onna, Oiwa and Yuki-onna are coming for you on this Scary Tuesday!

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[jayxfrost]

"Are you there, Hanaku-san?"
"Yes."
"Well, then hurry up I need to pee!!"

[itssnotjayy]

Hanako-San: “You’re literally a boy version of me and more popular, how”
Hanako-Kun:”the fans just love me”

[silvershade]

Hanako-san: Exists
Girl groups: This is the reason we go to the bathroom together 🙂

[theniccifactory]

Hanako-SAN’s backstory: Hanako-San, or Toire no Hanako-San, is a Japanese urban legend about the spirit of a young girl named Hanako-San who haunts school toilets. Like many urban legends, the details of the origins of the legend vary depending on the account; different versions of the story include that Hanako-san is the ghost of a World War II-era girl who was killed while playing hide-and-week during an air raid, that she was murdered by a parent or stranger, or that she committed suicide in a school toilet. Legends about Hanako-San have achieved some popularity in Japanese schools, where children may challenge classmates to try to summon Hanako-San. The character has been depicted in a variety of media, including films, manga, anime, and video games.

[Artic-alt]

Hanako- San: You took everything from me...

Hanako-Kun: I don't even know who you are...

[Xx_koRnstar_xX]

we gotta appreciate the art and how it isn't smudged beyond recognition.

[heart]

oh no when i heared the word "hanako" I always remember Amane from Toilet-bound hanako-kun/Jibaku Shounen Hanako-kun.

[WlShhhh]

I’m a Japanese person and I’m a teenager (young one)
When I was younger we was told never to go to the third floor toilets. If we needed it on the third floor we go to the fourth floor.
It was bc of hanako san lmaooo.
I believed it. We all did. People who had toilet duty was all together.

[piss]

Imagine one person is using the 4th toilet and someone knocks the door and say 'hanako-san' three times and suddenly the person replied 'yes, I'm here'

[kristianvillanueva]

Japanese dude: how heavy do u want
Ghost's baby: yes

[lightrayz]

The weird thing is
That almost all the
Japanese urban legends are beautiful women
Or little girls-

[hoshi_chan]

me: loving toilet bound hanako-kun




me: knowing the true origin "terrified"

[katsukibakugo]

The first story: *HANAKO-SAN*
The story: A girl stuck in a bathroom stall

Me, a weeb: *shooketh*

[Mythicalenjoy]

Me literally thinking about Hanako-Kun from Bathroom bound Hanako-Kun lol 😂
I think I rather Hanako-Kun more then Hanako-San 😽✌🏻

[Avantisnailss]

So I’m like really afraid of bathrooms already. Like mirrors they freak me out, loud flushing toilets just go away, this hanako San thing is definitely not helping

[Ken_Paul]

Hanaku-san sounds creepy but when she said she haunts school toilets made me burst out laughing

[notsohoneymoon]

I love Japanese urban legends they are so interesting and creepy some of my favorites are teke-teke, kuchisake-onna and Hanako-san

[elliotwho]

"Hanako San who haunts the girls bathroom"

Me who watched Toilet Bound Hanako: 😳

[mamamo]

I literally watched this so many times that I don’t get startled with the jumpscare anymore🤣

[tardrp_]

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0:00 intro!
0:36 Hanako San
4:49 Scary Tuesday
8:33 Story
12:53 physical appearance