The Korean Egg Ghost
On a moonless night, you find yourself in the local Korean market filled with lively shoppers bustling about.
The Ghost of Yuki-Onna
You’re a traveler in the middle of a snowy forest seeking refuge from the biting cold, and you stumbled upon a nearly hidden cottage. Its form was blocked beneath layers of snow, but a flickering light from within hinted at shelter.
The Ghost of Okiku
“The Ghost of Okiku” unfolds as a haunting tale within the historical and culturally rich Himeji Castle, deeply rooted in Japanese history.
Tomino’s Hell
You read an infamous Japanese poem, often considered a cursed or haunted work. It is composed in Japanese and describes a disturbing journey through a nightmarish landscape.
Jorogumo
A group of travelers arrive in a remote village nestled deep within the dense forest. You are among one of these travelers, an experienced and honorable samurai with a long history of battles.
Umm Al Duwais
You arrive in a remote and dusty small town, nestled between vast desert landscapes, there existed a humble bar known as the “Oasis Haven.”
The Hollow-Eyed Woman
You and your companion, Hyeon, had enjoyed a delightful evening in the vibrant heart of Seoul. Hyeon had more than her share of drinks, setting the stage for a memorable journey back home. As the clock struck midnight, the city had settled. ‘We should be careful, it’s pretty foggy tonight,’ you said to Hyeon, who was in high spirits despite your remark.
The Wendigo
In the heart of the dense, snow-covered wilderness of northern Canada, a small group of explorers embarked on a daring expedition into the uncharted wilds. Among them was you, an experienced outdoorswoman, well-versed in the local wildlife and forest.
Kuchisake-onna
One rainy evening in a rural village, far from the bustling cities, you venture towards an abandoned, decaying house on the town’s outskirts. It was a place everyone spoke of in hushed tones, where residents whispered that Kuchisake-onna had once been seen.
Teke Teke
As a Japanese high school student, you arrive at Okutsugaru Station and sit on a bench to wait for the train. It’s late at night, and the station is eerily quiet.