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Many of the locations listed here are private property, or places local authorities have closed to entry. Entering without permission constitutes trespassing.
This database exists to record these places, not to encourage visiting them. It is not intended to promote danger or illegal activity.
Within Fujinomiya City, Shizuoka Prefecture (the detailed location is not disclosed)
Hotel Aoi Tori (Fujinomiya City)
Hotel Aoi Tori, an abandoned hotel in Fujinomiya, is said to have closed after a woman's murder, but no record confirms it. Private and unsafe.
Not permitted (private property and ruin; entry prohibited)View Details ↗
Estimated to be within Kumagaya City, Saitama Prefecture (identified from the title and the prefecture taxonomy; the detailed address is unknown, so the position on the map is an approximate coordinate at municipality level)
Ruins of Africa Kennel (Kumagaya City)
Africa Kennel ruins in Kumagaya, tied by rumor to a real serial murder case, though no primary source confirms it. Possibly private land; avoid.
Effectively no entry (possibly private land, and because it concerns victims of a real case, visits are not recommended)View Details ↗
479-11 Saijo, Matsushiro-machi, Nagano City, Nagano (Zozan bunker entrance)
Former Matsushiro Imperial Headquarters Underground Bunker (Nagano City)
The Zozan bunker in Matsushiro, dug at the end of the Pacific War for the Imperial Headquarters. Some sections are open. Notes on forced labor.
Open sections may be entered (free); closed sections may notView Details ↗
Presumed to be within Kofu City, Yamanashi Prefecture (identified from the article title and the prefecture taxonomy; the detailed location is unknown, so the map position is an approximate city-level coordinate)
Shosenkyo Gorge (Kofu City)
Shosenkyo, an open scenic gorge in Kofu. Its haunted reputation is said to trace to a 1977 tour-bus crash; no sightings are confirmed.
Permitted (open to the public; however, parts of the walking path have poor footing, and visiting at night or going beyond the fences is dangerous)View Details ↗
Tsuruga City (the coordinates on the map are approximate)
Hokuriku Tunnel (Tsuruga City)
A working railway tunnel, site of the November 1972 train fire that killed 30. Ghost tales came later; we treat it as history. Off limits.
Entry not allowed (working railway land and inside the tracks. General entry on foot is not possible)View Details ↗
Ushikubi Tunnel is known for stalled engines and an old woman's ghost. No public records back the tales. We cover its active-road status and cautions.
Sources differ. As an active road it can be driven through in the daytime, but some information advises against driving it at night because of its ageView Details ↗
Around Tae, Himi City to Zuzukawa, Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture (sources differ on the location given)
Zuzukawa Tunnel (Former Tsutsura Tunnel; Himi / Takaoka City Border)
Old-road tunnel on the Himi-Takaoka border. Rumors of a woman's suicide, flat tires and sleep paralysis lack records; listings differ on its location.
Passable, but because it is in a state of an abandoned road, several sites advise against itView Details ↗
Tsunoda-hama, Nishikan Ward, Niigata City, Niigata Prefecture (along National Route 402) (map coordinates are approximate)
White House (Nishikan Ward, Niigata City)
A white-walled concrete ruin on the Nishikan coast of Niigata City. Sources call its girl-killer legend a later invention. Private land; no entry.
No entry (thought to be private land; trespassing prohibited. Viewing from public roads or aerial photos is recommended)View Details ↗