Kowabana: 'True' Japanese scary stories from around the internet: Volume One

Review\n"This book truly opens your eyes to Eastern culture and their views on the supernatural, many of which seem to respect the dead. This book left my spine tingling and had my heart racing for more. Can't wait to read volume two at some point." -Jeremy, Goodreads
"For whatever reason Asian horror is just creepier than any other horror I read or watch. The stories in this book are no exception." -Heather, Goodreads\nTired of the same old creepypastas? Look no further.
Want to know how to open the demon’s gate, or reach a parallel universe?
Think you can withstand the curse of a god hidden deep in a place that’s not supposed to exist?
Would you play Kokkuri-san, knowing it might be the last game you ever play?
In Kowabana: ‘True’ Japanese scary stories from around the internet Vol. 1 you’ll find over 100 raw Japanese tales of terror. These tales, originally posted anonymously to the internet and translated for the first time right here, paint a picture of Japan that most don’t see, and a horror most have never experienced. These are the ‘true’ terrifying tales told around the internet campfire by everyday people; warts and all. You’ll find tales of vengeful ghosts and yurei, murder and suicide, cursed objects and haunted shrines, abandoned buildings and crowded city trains, yokai and much, much more.
You’ve never experienced horror like this before. Click the buy button to experience the true terror of the East right now.