Toshi Densetsu

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animation is awful, it moves worse than most PS2 cut-scenes, which I'm talking 8 years prior this film. The sound design is good in some parts and weird in most of the film, but sound design in horror is a very subjective thing as it creates ambient noise and other moods for the audience, but the dialog is horrible. Hanako-san, or Toire no Hanako-san ( トイレのはなこさん, Hanako of the Toilet), is a legend about the spirit of a young girl named Hanako who haunts school bathrooms. [22] [23] Several variations of the legend exist: in one, Hanako-san is the ghost of a girl who committed suicide during an air raid in World War II; [6] [9] in another, she committed suicide after being bullied by other students. [22] Rumors and legends about Hanako-san have achieved notable popularity in Japanese primary schools, where children may challenge classmates to try and summon Hanako-san. [9] Inokashira Park curse [ edit ] It was rumored that the Sony Corporation installed a device in all of its electronic products that caused them to fail soon after their warranties expired, an illegal form of planned obsolescence.

a b Fitch, Laura (7 June 2005). "Have you heard the one about..?: A look at some of Japan's more enduring urban legends". The Japan Times . Retrieved 8 August 2019. Here We Go Again!: "Repeat" ends with Sayaka is shown attending another social function, presumably to kill the people there, like with the last one. Known for its early-2000s CGI despite being released in 2008. Can be viewed for free on YouTube, DailyMotion, and Facebook with English subtitles. The visuals of Hikiko Toshi Densetsu Monogatari are atmospheric and hauntingly beautiful. The animation studio has done an exceptional job in creating a gloomy and eerie atmosphere that perfectly complements the series' dark tone.The Kisaragi Station is a Japanese urban legend originating on the 2channel message boards in 2004 and revolves around a mysterious railway station somewhere in Shizuoka Prefecture. Shared as an anecdote in the thread "Post About Strange Occurrences Around You: Thread 26", the tale recounted how the anonymous user – who was later identified as "Hasumi" – awoke on a train with all other passengers asleep. As Hasumi tried to figure out what had happened, she posted about the strange occurrence on 2channel, receiving advice from other users on the thread. The trip was meant to be her typical commute to work on the Enshū Railway Line, but the train was travelling in an unknown direction, and its driver and conductor were completely unreachable, making it impossible for Hasumi to figure out where she was headed. This section does not cite any sources. Please help improve this section by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. ( October 2022) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message)

Die Toshi Densetsu Series besteht aus unterschiedlichen und nicht direkt zusammenhängenden Episoden, die mehrere Themen, Mysterien und Schauplätze zeigt und die verschiedensten Genres und Fetische bedient. In Inokashira Park, Tokyo, there is a shrine to the goddess Benzaiten, as well as Inokashira Pond, a lake where visitors can rent rowing boats. [24] [25] There is an urban legend which states that if a couple rides on a boat together, their relationship will end prematurely. [26] In some versions of the legend, happy couples who visit the park will be cursed by the jealous Benzaiten, which will cause them to break up. [24] [25] Jinmenken ("Human-Faced Dog") [ edit ] Contrary to popular belief, Porn with Plot does exists! The most famous example being Fate/Stay Night, and coming after that is the Rance-series. This one has a really well-written dialogue between characters. Sometimes they are taking shots on their genre, or being just outright meta. Being, well, porn, the short-comings of those story and plot are passable. Characters were well fit into the story and they didn't felt dislocated. It had a scary “the ring” similar girl character there, that helped to kept your eyes glued on the screen. The story was built up in a good suspense and got a hold of me during most of it’s time, but when the end came, I didn’t felt like it tied very good, it happens a lot with recent horror stories and in my view it happened with this one also. The graphics of the CGI are average for the time, and that's the best in the art department. The pacing of thea b Richie, Donald (2006). Japanese Portraits: Pictures of Different People. Tuttle Publishing. p.85. ISBN 978-0-8048-3772-9. de Vos, Gail (2012). What Happens Next? Contemporary Urban Legends and Popular Culture. Libraries Unlimited. ISBN 978-1598846331. The Curse of the Colonel ( カーネルサンダースの呪い, Kāneru Sandāsu no Noroi ) is supposedly suffered by the Hanshin Tigers baseball team and cited as the cause of their poor performance in the Japan Championship Series. In 1985, fans of the Hanshin Tigers celebrated their team's first and only victory of the series and, in their excitement, threw a statue of Colonel Sanders (the founder and mascot of KFC) into the Dōtonbori River. For several years after the incident, the team failed to win the Championship again, and some fans believed the team would never do so again until the statue was recovered. [14]

that it was an interconnected universe really pushed it over the edge to becoming one of the best hentai I’ve watched. Playing with well-known real Japanese legends such as Sadako or Hachishaku and putting their own twist on it, this hentai turned those terrifying ghouls of the night into loveable and endearing hentai characters. I love how much thought went into each character, disarming their original scarier traits in exchange for something much more on theme with the hentai medium they find themselves in, however I will talk more about each character later on. Kelly, Katy (28 September 2019). "Ouija satchel lets you talk to a Shinto spirit while you shop". Japan Today . Retrieved 1 August 2020. You all know of the girl with long hair climbing out of the television to presumably kill or haunt you, well that girl has a name and it’s Sadako. Unlike the first story, you can rest easy as the other episodes don’t come close to how dark the opening of Hanako’s story was and you can see a much lighter mood explored throughout the rest of the series. Sadako’s misadventures actually have a somewhat deeper meaning as she is striving to adapt to the modern era with evolving technologies due to her original medium of transport, the VHS, becoming obsolete. Her first story was rather topical with context to the mid 2010s as we see a mass exodus of the old media much like Sadako herself, trying to survive in their own comfortable media (newspaper, print magazine, broadcast television) and finally being forced to adapt to newer forms of media (internet based publications, YouTube, Netflix) while Sadako instead takes the pornographic approach. The second episode isn’t so serious and is more of an even more ridiculous exploration of new media in VR and how Sadako is able to penetrate through into even the latest technology. As much as I love this series, this is once again, not Fella Pure or Bakunyuu Onee-san. Hell, I myself would rather have Fella Pure 2 or Bakunyuu Onee-san 2, but! On its own, it’s on par with great titles such as Futabu! Futanari World!, Kyonyuu Hitozuma Saimin, and maybe Mother and Daughter Donburi.Komatsu, Mikikazu (27 October 2016). "3rd "Yo-Kai Watch" Film New Trailer Introduces More Live-Action Cast including Human Face Dog". Crunchyroll . Retrieved 8 August 2019. a b c Jacobson, Molly McBride (5 October 2016). "Watch a Cursed Japanese Kleenex Ad". Atlas Obscura . Retrieved 17 July 2019. Yamaguchi, Bintaro (2007). 本当にいる日本の「現代妖怪」図鑑 (Hontō Ni Iru Nihon No Gendai Yōkai Zukan)[ Japan's "Modern Monster" Picture Book)]. Kasakura Publishing Company. ISBN 978-4773003659. Repeat" has the people attending the karaoke event drugged before they're killed. Sayaka notes that it's appropriate, since the men there were planning to drug and take advantage of the women.

a b Meza-Martinez, Cecily; Demby, Gene (31 October 2014). "The Creepiest Ghost And Monster Stories From Around The World". NPR. National Public Radio, Inc . Retrieved 6 August 2019.

a b c d Grundhauser, Eric (2 October 2017). "Get to Know Your Japanese Bathroom Ghosts". Atlas Obscura . Retrieved 12 July 2019.