13 CREEPIEST Kyoto Places Tourists Should Never Visit After Dark

Hey guys! We’re now live on Spotify 🎧 https://open.spotify.com/show/033KQbE... Thank you so much for your support! ❤️ your support means the world. https://buymeacoffee.com/hollows Kyoto buried twelve centuries of war dead, plague dead, and execution victims in spots that are still open, unlocked, and free to stand on after dark. This episode counts down thirteen real Kyoto locations, from the Kiyotaki Tunnel on Mount Atago to the war memorial Mimizuka dedicated in 1597, each with a founding date, a documented turning point, and what still stands there today. The list includes a railway tunnel cut for a vanished mountain resort, the torii-covered slopes of Mount Inari, Kifune Shrine's recorded midnight curse ritual, the bridge of return on Horikawa Street, the relocated ground of the first Honno-ji, the Shinsengumi's Yagi residence in Mibu, the stone pillar marking the old Rajomon gate, Zuisen-ji on the Sanjo riverbank, the bloodstained ceiling at Hosen-in, Rokudo Chinno-ji at the edge of the old cremation ground, and the roughly eight thousand stone figures of Adashino Nenbutsu-ji. Every date, population figure, and quote traces to court records, newspapers, or the sites' own historical records. Where something is only local legend, this video says so in the same sentence.