Sapporo, Japan Sister City Haunt

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As the first woman scanned the other from top to bottom, as you do, she noticed she was

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wearing a white dress.

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Probably a pretty odd choice of outfit for a nighttime stroll, but as she continued her

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gaze down, she realized something even more strange.

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The woman had no legs!

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I was just picturing no feet, I don't know why.

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No legs, no legs at all.

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Oh, she was just a floating torso.

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I was trying to do a spooky voice and it didn't come out.

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That is...

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Let me try again.

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Okay.

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I'll retry it.

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Take two.

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Okay.

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Hello!

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How is that?

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That's spooky?

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No.

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It was kind of cartoony.

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Okay, but we'll keep it anyway.

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All right.

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It was better than the first one.

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It's debatable.

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Oh, hello Cassie.

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Hi, creepy people.

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Or cartoon people.

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Cartoon creepy people, creepy papers.

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This is PNW Haunts and Homicides.

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Yes, oh my god.

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I almost forgot why we were here.

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We're here.

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We're here.

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And it's almost Halloween bitches.

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We're here.

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All right.

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All right.

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In the words of the iconic Ashnikko pumpkin spice this pussy baby.

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Oh happy Halloween.

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I don't need a costume because I'm already a freak.

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How long?

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Let's do it.

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Wowzers.

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I'm wearing her shirt today.

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I see that.

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Did you notice mine?

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Were you wearing that last time we reported?

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I might have been.

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I really like it.

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You called out.

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Yeah.

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I think I've only worn this t-shirt twice.

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I really like it.

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I saved it for Halloween.

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The spooky tarot card.

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Yeah.

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So if you're Patreon, you'll get to see her shirt later.

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Well, today I'm going to do something I've never done before.

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In honor of this special occasion.

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I don't like the look on your face right now.

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I'm really excited.

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And I'm going to try really hard not to get overly excited.

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Talk really fast, high pitched, mess everything up.

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Okay.

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So I'm going to try to tone it down even though I'm really excited on the inside of like jumping over

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now.

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Yeah, I don't appreciate your tone.

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I'm going to scare Caitlyn.

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But no, you're going to like this too.

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I don't like this surprise.

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So let's just say we're going on an adventure to a sister city.

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Oh, my goodness.

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I did it.

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You did it.

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Are you so proud?

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I am.

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I did it just for you.

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I do not see that coming at all.

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I didn't think so.

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Yeah.

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I was like, what's happening?

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I had a stroke of genius the other day.

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And I rolled with it.

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So.

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Okay.

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I'm just going to try to get a little bit more excited.

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We're going.

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Can you guess?

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Do you know all of the sister cities of Portland?

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Not off the top of my head.

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But I have you.

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Root.

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Guadalajara.

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No.

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Okay.

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We're going to Sapporo, Japan.

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Really?

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Yes.

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How excited are you?

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So did you know that this is the longest sister city partnership for Portland?

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I did not.

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Yeah.

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I didn't either until I read it on this website and I wrote it down.

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I told everyone else.

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It's kind of our thing.

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Yeah.

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It's pretty cool.

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So I was thinking I wanted to do some super spooky vibes for Halloween.

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And I was thinking about one of my favorite movies, The Ring, which is filmed right here in the PNW.

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Yeah.

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No, thank you.

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You don't like it?

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No.

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And here's what's wild is I've actually seen The Ring.

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Oh, it's when she's seen.

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Yeah, it gave me nightmares forever.

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I loved it.

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It also made me not want to sleep with a TV in my room, but yeah.

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You know, that's fine.

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I lived.

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That's how I fall asleep at night.

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Oops.

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You'll know why if I look real tired on the live tomorrow.

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Oops.

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Core memory unlock.

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Yeah.

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Well, did you know the original is a Japanese film called Ringoo?

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Yes.

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Yes.

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You know, one and a were I heard that maybe think it was on DP.

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Oh, yeah.

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They've like mentioned.

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I know they talked about it.

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Yeah.

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So I was just like, hmm, things started cooking up there in the old Noggin and wrap.

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Yes.

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The old wrap.

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So I went and searched up a Japanese sister city.

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I actually found one which was super exciting.

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On my first try.

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I was just like, let's try Portland.

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They might have a Japanese sister city and they totally did.

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Sure do.

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And it just so happens to be haunted as fuck.

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Keeping with the PNW vibes.

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Mm-hmm.

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Her face is so funny.

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So before I scare the crap out of you, Caitlyn, I wanted to touch on some quick little historical

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things.

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I just couldn't help it.

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We all know how that goes.

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Okay.

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Although they do celebrate Halloween in Japan, they don't see it as kind of the thinning of the

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veil, quite like we do, you know, where souls can cross over and all that jazz.

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They have another holiday for this.

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It's in August actually.

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It's called Obon.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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I've heard of Obon.

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I never have.

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I've heard of Obon culture and it is.

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I'm trying.

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This is where I'm learning.

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No, I mean, I don't know very much about it, but it sounds really interesting.

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Well, this is a time for them to honor ancestors with altars and offerings, visiting resting

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places, performing traditional dances and using lanterns to guide ancestral souls.

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Yeah.

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I think it's really sweet.

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It is super sweet.

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Not totally unlike kind of the tradition of day of the day.

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That's what it reminded me of.

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So I thought it was cool.

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The lanterns too.

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They like used the floating ones and release them.

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It sounds really pretty.

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So pretty.

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So I just thought that was cool.

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And I didn't want to visit Japan on Halloween without learning a bit, a little bit about their

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culture.

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So yeah.

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And I wanted to give you a little buffer to prepare for what's to come.

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Cool.

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Great.

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Alrighty.

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I'm going to take you on a little ghost tour of Sapporo, if you will.

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I won't.

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No, I'm taking you with me.

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I'm dragging you, kicking and screaming.

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We'll be talking about quite a few places.

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Okay.

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Okay.

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So this text I used is translated from Japanese.

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It's called Sapporo Ghost Map Guide.

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I'm hoping there's no misinterpretations here.

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I mean, I certainly didn't translate it.

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Cause we'd be in big trouble.

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So I'm sure they're professionals, but I wanted to give the little warning.

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Just in case I say something wrong, you're like, that's not what happens in Sapporo.

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Okay, Caitlyn, what do you think about when you picture a spooky haunted place?

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Ghosts like like a haunted house with like spooky trees and fog and stuff like that?

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Sure.

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I try not to picture it.

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I was just going to say that before you.

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Well, what, what about a subway maintenance garage?

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Yeah, that sounds like a good setting for haunted, spooky stuff.

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Really, do you think?

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Yeah.

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It didn't sound super spooky to me, but I'm going to paint you a word picture.

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Okay.

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So it's dark.

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It's damp.

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That's literally what I thought of.

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Was it gets a dark damp place?

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Echo, echo, echo, walking through row after row of deserted trains.

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Are we getting there?

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I mean, yeah.

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Also, I don't know why I think it's damn.

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Does it rain a lot in Japan?

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Um, different parts of Japan do kind of get a lot of rain.

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I mean, probably not as much as like Portland or Seattle, but yeah.

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I don't know for sure if this maintenance garage is in fact damp, but that's what I'm

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picturing in my head anyway back to the story.

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There's going to be a lot of Japanese names.

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I looked up the pronunciations, but you know how it goes.

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So sure do in this particular subway garage between Jieitai Mae and Makomanai stations.

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Excellent.

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I did pretty good.

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Okay.

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Very good.

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report feeling uneasy in the empty trains. Yeah. Yeah, I bad. Some have even reported hearing voices

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in one instance, a woman's voice was heard, but only four men were working that night,

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and no way for anyone else to be in there with them without them knowing. No. No, yeah. Yeah. No. Yeah,

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no. Yeah. Get Midwestern. Now, there had been occasions where people would

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sadly jump onto the tracks and die by suicide. Yeah. I guess the spookiness and the voices got

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so bad that the employees finally made a complaint to the city. And they actually had a Buddhist

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priest come in and cleanse the garage. Oh geez. Yeah. This did help a little, but disembodied voices

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can still be heard from time to time. Okay. So I said cleanse here because that's kind of what I

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inferred from the text. If it's not something that a Buddhist priest would do, please forgive my

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whiteness. There is only so many rabbit holes I can go down in one day. So yeah, for sure. I mean,

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you could, I'm, you could interpret it as being like a cleanse or maybe offering a blessing. Yeah,

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something. I don't know. I think those are not necessarily interchangeable, but sort of related.

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Okay. I just went like what, what I thought about in my mind, someone clearing out a space or

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making it more positive than it was. So yeah, something like that occurred. I think that makes sense.

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Good. So next we're visiting a park that I could not find a pronunciation for. So I'm just going to

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try my best and we're going to see how it goes. So this is Jidensha Park. I think that's a pretty good

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pronunciation. Okay. I guess that I'm certainly no expert, but I try. Yeah. If anyone does speak Japanese

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and wants to tell me how to pronounce this, feel free. Yeah. I won't be offended. Yeah. That's

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so tough to when you can't find a pronunciation guide. Yeah. There was like nothing on this. Yeah.

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You're like, I don't want to butcher it. But you know, it's just you're best. As she

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it's such a pretty language too. So it is. Yeah. You're just stalling with all of the language talk here

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because you don't want to get to what's in this park. No, I was really curious because I was wondering if

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it was a park I like heard of. Oh, there's so many places in Japan that I want to go. No.

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This probably isn't one of them though. I don't think it's like a very big well-known park. Okay.

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During the day, this park is bustling with all of the park type people, you know, joggers,

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stroller pushers, dog walkers, picnickers, frisbee throwers, you know, the type,

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joggers. Ew. What are they doing? I'm more in line with the picnickers. Yeah.

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Some wine and cheese. I'm just fresh off research about a jogger. So

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right. Yeah. There's also plenty of housing around this park. So it's not secluded by any means.

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That's unusual. Yeah. I mean, just for a place that's haunted. I think it's just like a neighborhood park.

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Okay. But at night, things shift from a lively atmosphere to a deadly one.

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It'll like it. Legend has it that one night a woman was walking through the park at midnight.

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Now, I know what you're thinking. No, it's not Cinderella. This woman had both of her shoes

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and clearly no fairy godmother there to protect her. Okay. Well, that was not at all where my head went.

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Okay. So she comes across another woman walking in the park as the first woman scanned the other

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from top to bottom as you do. She noticed she was wearing a white dress. Probably a pretty odd

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choice of outfit for a nighttime stroll. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know about that. Unless it was summer,

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maybe? I don't know. Well, in white for a park? I don't know. Okay. Sorry. It seems odd.

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But as she continued her gaze down, she realized something even more strange.

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The woman had no legs. I was just picturing no fee. I don't know why. No legs. No legs at all.

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She was just a floating torso. Okay. With arms and a head in a white dress.

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That's a real choice. That's the real fashion statement.

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It's something. So super creepy. I don't like it.

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So moving along in the ghost tour in the Higashi-Ku ward of Sapporo, there is a road that is said

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to be a pathway between the mortal world and the spirit world. Okay. So just like tell my uber

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driver like avoid that one. Yeah. Avoid that road. Don't go down that road. Okay. So you'd probably think

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this is a deserted country road. Yeah. Included, isolated, also picturing damp.

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But no, it's right in the midst of a residential neighborhood.

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Oh. Okay. And I definitely don't understand street names or addresses in Japan. They do give

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the location, but I don't know enough to relay this information to you without another crazy rabbit hole.

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If you're curious, the link is in the paste bin in the show description.

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All right. And I will say this because I told you Chris has been to Japan. I don't know that he's been,

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he I think pretty much just went to Tokyo, but he said it was a very confusing city to get around.

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I could see that. Yeah. And he had a really funny story about how they lost his brother on the subway.

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Yeah. Because those doors are not like when you get on the max here where like, oh, it feels like

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somebody trying to like put their hand in between the door. Doesn't have a sense. Well, and it could

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be totally different now. It probably is for safety, but back then, because this was, I mean,

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dating Chris here a little bit. This was like 20 years ago. Oh, the doors are like, they just are like,

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we're closing. Like they they run on schedule. So the doors be closed and bitch. Get out. Yes, move,

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bitch. Get out the way. So yeah, the younger brother was the only one that got on the subway. And

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everybody else just watched and horror as like their dad tried to like get on it. And then as it like

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just rolled on by. Oh my god. Hopefully you didn't end up end up in the maintenance garage.

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I don't think so, but they had to race to another subway station. And it was really confusing trying

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to figure out like, okay, where does that train go and all this stuff? So I mean, I've met his brother.

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Like he made it out, but it's okay. Okay. A word to the wise don't take navigating through

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Japan lightly. Oh, no. Okay. One night. Can you guess what time? Midnight. It's midnight. Okay.

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I was always midnight. I already had my second guest prepared and it was 3 a.m. It's always midnight in Japan.

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Okay. A man was walking. Oh my god. A man was walking. No. Yeah. A man was walking down this road. Like he

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had a thousand times before with no incident. I really don't know if it was exactly a thousand times,

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but they said he knew the road roughly. Yeah, roughly. Give her take. I took some artistic liberties

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here. Yeah. That's fair. This time though, he started to feel like it was hard to walk. Like something

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was holding him back. No, perhaps tugging on the back of him. No, thank you. Then from behind,

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he heard what sounded like a little girl say, "Will you play with me?" Hard pass.

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When he turned around, he indeed saw that there was a little girl there and thought it was very

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strange for her to be out so late. And as he was probably about to ask where her parents were,

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she disappeared. Oh, okay. So then he didn't ask. He didn't get a chance to ask.

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He was just like, there's a little girl and now there's not. Okay. Poof. I mean,

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I'd prefer that she was not there and being creepy. So maybe that's okay. I mean, I'd prefer

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that she was visible because she... Will you play with me? And then she's gone. Is she playing hide and

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seek? Where did she go? Where did she hide? Is she going to pop out of the shower later? No.

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Why would she do that? Just because everything comes and sneaks up on you when you're in the shower?

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Yeah, I don't think so. No. People in their homes along this road are apparently not immune to

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the spiritual and against either. A resident's door might slowly creak open to let disembodied

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boots in to stomp around. I'd prefer that that they didn't. Why is it always just boots?

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You know, like we've heard that a couple of times. I feel like before or high heels. Yeah. But it's

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always like there's no one you can't see anyone walking in them, you know? Right. Those are your

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choices though. You either wear those stilettos or you're wearing like steel-toed boots. Yeah.

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These are your options. Or even something more sinister and reminiscent of our sex demon episode.

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Okay. I'm listening. Residents have experienced waking up in the middle of the night,

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Probsman night, to the feeling of something on top of them. No, no, I'm out. I'm out. Goodbye. I told you

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it was reminiscent of the sex demon episode. I mean, you did say that, but opening their eyes to

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see a ragged menacing samurai warrior. That's it's intense. That's very intense. And I have to say

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it's very unsavory like behavior. Exactly. I think that's why it's so scary.

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The next one sounds like a lovely place called Falls of Peace in the Teine ward.

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Do I say that? Okay. Yeah. Okay. We just looked it up. Yeah.

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It comes with a mountainous backdrop and all of the foliage, a picturesque waterfall could ask for.

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That reminds me of like silver falls. Yeah. Yeah. It me too. It sounds really, really gorgeous.

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But now I'm going to bring you right back down to Earth and shatter your soul with a trigger warning

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for suicide. I know I briefly touched on it a bit in the beginning, but we're unfortunately

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going to be talking about it a bit longer with this one. So, who is this place sort of reminds me

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of Aokigahara, aka the suicide forest. I watched a document, well actually more than one

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documentary about it. I was hard to watch. It's really tough. There's a really scary movie about it too.

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Yeah, I haven't watched that. It's terrifying. Don't watch it. Yeah. I won't. It's really scary.

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You guys like good advice. I watched it alone. I'm pretty sure. Because I'm a lunatic. Yeah,

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we're just kind of very different. Very. Okay. Apparently many, many people of all kinds come here

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to tragically and their lives by jumping from the falls. There was also one instance where someone

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doused themselves with gasoline and lit themselves on fire. Oh no. The self-emilation

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deaths in some Asian cultures are just really, really rough. It is. It's a lot.

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That's actually what the word they used to describe it in the article. Yeah. Yeah. Because I don't know.

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Sometimes using that technical or scientific jargon, it feels a little better. You kind of

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distance from what that, when you boil it down, what that is. I guess I kind of wanted to use it,

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but I was like, they used it. I kind of like trying to write it my own way. So,

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yeah, and not everybody knows what that is either. I think it's good to kind of explain it.

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I'm not going to lie. I kind of like figured what it meant, but I also had to Google it just in case.

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Well, it's not a commonly used word. I mean, if it was, that would be terrifying. Yeah.

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It's not good. No one knows why people choose this place, whether it's the beautiful,

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calming environment, or perhaps the land holds some residual energy from the past, affecting people

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who are already vulnerable. Yeah. There is a monument at the falls for enslaved Koreans who

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were forced to work in the mines. Yeah. I mean, kind of similar to the forest where people don't really

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have one solid explanation, but could be anything could be anything. As you can imagine,

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there was a lot of anger and despair associated with that time running water. I feel like it's also

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a huge energy source, and it could be continuously stirring up these past memories. And on top of

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all of that, you have these new people leaving their own anger and despair when they pass. That's

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true. It's kind of like a cycle, I feel like. Yeah. Almost like a snowball as it's rolling downhill.

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So as much as I do want to visit and see how pretty it is, it's kind of spooky. Yeah, that's really

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intense. Sorry to bring everyone down on Halloween. This text also suggests that if you visit any of

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these places, just sprinkle yourself with salt before going into your home. I'd say probably

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before going into your car too, or maybe just doubt yourself with salt the whole time. Yeah, just

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just in case. Wowzers. Yeah. I think probably you just can't really overdo it. Yeah.

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They're afraid something might attach to you. So no, thank you. You can also use any of the other

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various protective measures we've talked about. Like certain crystals. I can't think of the ones

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off the top of my head. I think that like, termaline, right? Probably be good example.

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Tourmaline, like, tourmaline, any of the protective things. Honestly, if you just have something that you

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feel like is protective. And if you're curious, you can google it or we do talk about a couple of them

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in the cleansing episode too, I think. So yeah, we do. You can use smoke too. Yeah. I mean, if something

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does follow you home, definitely refer to the cleansing episode. Yeah, absolutely.

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Okay, Caitlyn. I have one last special story just for you. Yay. You didn't think you'd get away without

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talking about dolls today. Did you? What the? Surprise is just keep coming for Caitlyn on this.

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Very special Halloween season. All right. Sorry. I'm going to be a little horse through the rest of

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this episode as I insert my knees into my chest. Sapporo, Japan has its very own haunted doll.

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In 1918, a boy named Eikichi Suzuki, like the car. Yeah. So I could pronounce that one without looking

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it up. Yeah. I know. We got an easy one. Yeah. Gave his little sissy, Okiku, a doll is a gift.

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Isn't that the cutest little name for the girl? I love it. Very sadly, though, Okiku passed away

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at three years old from an illness. Oh, I know. Her family placed her favorite doll on an altar

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in their home. They begin to notice something strange about the doll, though. Her hair was growing.

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No, no, they even had the hair tested and it was human. No, which I know is definitely a thing they used

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to do in doll making, but because they actually noticed that the hair was getting longer, the family

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believed the doll housed the soul of their precious Okiku. Today, the doll lives in a temple shrine.

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The monks taking care of her there confirmed the unusual hair growth.

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Very uncomfortable. She's so uncomfortable.

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She didn't do anything mean. Her hair was just growing. Okay. She just sat in there, being a doll.

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Okay, but I'm a living person and I can barely get my hair to grow out. So now I'm just,

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and now I'm angry. No, I'm just see this is what happens. You become sad and angry and confused.

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I don't like it. Maybe you should go talk to her and ask her her secrets.

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Now, I, you know, maybe I'll shoot her an email. Okay. No, yeah. Yeah. I'm sure she takes email in the temple.

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Well, on that note, that is all I have for now, for Sapporo, Japan, Portland's Sister City.

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That was so fun. I know. I really like learning more about Japan. I really want to go. Yeah.

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Really, really, really want to go. We're going to take a pod trip to the sister city. Right?

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Seriously, I wanted to go as an exchange student. So now we do right off. Yeah. So there you go.

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Perfect. Well, shall we do some tarot to row? Let's do it. Okay.

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Welcome to this episode of "Shuffle" with Cassie and Caitlyn.

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Look at that. It's sort of shuffle.

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So we are thinking of haunted ass Sepuro, Japan.

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Haunted AF. Dolls and legless lady ghosts and I'm not. Do you want to play with me?

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No. Okay. Spooky subway maintenance garages and sandwiches.

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There were sandwiches. Subway. Oh, I was like, did we talk about sandwiches and I missed it? No.

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We are going to cut the deck. I feel like you need to just touch it for a second. Give it your

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scared vibes. Touch it. Touch it. She's so scared. Oh, look at it. Cut. You guys can see it. It cut and

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this feels right. Okay. It's this one. What? It's the fool. I went silent because I'm,

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I'm no longer surprised when this pops out at me. It happens all the time.

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And yeah, so we're using my nightmare before Christmas deck and this is the fool with Jack

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walking with his doggy zero. Yes. So cute. It's so cute. I mean, do we even need to read the

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Oh, it's an uproar. Yeah. Do I say this? I think I already said it. I don't know. I know.

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But your little spooky ghost crystal right there. That's yours. I know, but I got it. And then

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with me in a minute, definitely was like, Oh, did it mean for me to get this? It's cute because

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I'm in love with it. It's fine. You just need a daily reminder of me. I guess it was a birthday gift

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that I bought for myself. But you're welcome. Anyway, the fool for Suburo Japan.

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All right. So our keywords are innocence beginnings, trust, hope, opportunity.

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And also Caitlin clearing her throat. That kind of sounds like a sister city, though.

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Yeah. It kind of does. Yeah. Well, in innocence, I write away latch onto the little girl.

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The first card in the major arcana, the fool begins your journey toward wisdom.

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The fool represents innocent and faith. The naive confidence of youth shown as a young traveler.

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Well, I won't read the rest of the description because honestly, it's not that far off. But

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but young travel travel too is interesting because we talked about the subway.

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Right. Well, unjust the fact that like for us, we're traveling to a two-digit fandom. Yeah.

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Oh, cool. This is so funny. Okay. So this is one way that the fool is totally different for us in

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this context. I don't know how you pronounce this name, but I'm going to take a shot. Okay. So there's a

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tiny mini extra excerpt and it says a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step, which

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reminds me of the city on or the the part of the story where we talked about that road. And I said

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a thousand times he had been on that road. Well, in holding him back. Yeah. So that's a quote, a

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tribute to Lao Zoo. Interesting. Oh, interesting. Okay.

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Upright, when the fool appears in a reading, it usually means you're about to embark,

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to embark on a new way of life. You're open to new experiences and to discovering what lies around

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the bend. Yeah. Even if you're not sure about the path you've chosen, you have faith that everything

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will turn out well. You probably feel out of sync with the rest of the world, but in a good way.

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You hear the beat of a different drummer and you're ready to march to it. Yeah. Okay. In a reading

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about money, the fool urges caution. You may be too trusting or you may be naive when it comes to

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handling financial matters. And this card can also represent the first stage of a business or investment,

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examine details carefully, pay attention to your intuition, not only logic.

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So when we're planning our Japan trip from pod, you just got to like be careful and plan it out,

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which we usually do. Yeah. I think the receipts. Yeah. Yeah. Be smart about it. Yeah. I think so.

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If the reading is about your work, the fool can indicate starting a new job, project, or business venture,

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beginning a course of study or going on a business trip. Okay.

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It's a sign if I've ever seen one. I that's all I can take away from this.

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Caitlin, I can't wait to go to Japan with you. I know.

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You're looking forward to this new adventure or new direction and its possibilities. Well, hello.

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Embrace the opportunity with an open mind. You have a lot to learn. Yes, we do. A lot of Japanese

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things I want to learn. All of them. Throw me right down that rabbit hole.

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In a reading about love, this card often means beginning a romance or moving into a new stage

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in an existing relationship. A new relationship may feel faded as if you've met your soulmate.

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Enjoy this period of joy, openness and excitement. Oh, there's another extra. I love the extra.

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The quest for meaning always takes us into the unknown. That's from I think this is actually a

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tarot like companion book. It's called the pilgrims companion. Oh, cool. I like that.

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The quest for meaning always takes us into the unknown. I like it. Yeah. I think that's fitting.

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That's kind of interesting too. It reminds me of the falls and the suicide forest, like the quest for

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meaning. Yeah. Leave you on to the unknown. Is that what it is? Yeah, the quest for meaning always

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takes us into the unknown. We don't know. We don't know what the fuck is happening. I couldn't agree more.

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Oh, my goodness. I really like that. I like when my fool pops out. He makes me smile.

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And I have one thing to say about this case and about this reading and if you can't see it

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here in the video fully, I'll go ahead and just... It's a little sign that says "Eq" will probably post

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a photo for people who have to aren't on Patreon. But did you notice that has a little spider too?

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I was actually pretty surprised and proud of you that you bought something with a spider on it.

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Also the tablecloth has webs and... Yeah, and that is actually something that came in our little

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goody basket from Dave and Paul. Is it? Oh, thank you, Dave and Paul. Love you. We love the

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little snacks. Oh, my goodness. We really did. We've got the TikTok to prove it. Also, I got us

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matching hers and hers little headstones. So cute. Mine, you know, true to my nature says "keep out."

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Mine says "gone at last." Which is, you know, probably pretty on too. Yeah. And then

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we got a crystal grid there. We're just like pointing

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not audibly at all, but... Yeah, that's not a new bed, oily. That is a crystal grid.

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Yeah, cloth. Crystal grid? Great cloth. That sounds good to me.

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Yeah, and we're actually going to be sharing some... Well, we'll just see. I'm going to get creative.

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I went to a very cool crystal shop that's here kind of in the extended local area.

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And I... Yeah, it was a really, really cool place. She has more than crystals, but

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that's obviously the highlight for me. So... Yes. Shiny racks. Yeah.

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So... Why do time? I think that's all of the things. Yeah. As usual, if you notice something about

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the card or description that related to something we didn't notice, because our brains are just...

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much. You know how they are. Yeah. But let us know. Comment. DM. Maybe... Email. Maybe... DM you back.

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All right, well, I'm going to suggest that we ring the bell.

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Oh, man. Where's my... Ring for wine? Oh, there it is.

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Because we are also going to do a second recording today. And I'm going to get my revenge

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on Cassie. So... Yay! I'm going to finish off. Have a creepy ass Halloween! See you next Tuesday!

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I can't believe I shouldn't be with me. Say see you next Tuesday. See you next Tuesday.

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Thank you. Unless you're molley snoring, go get out of here. Bye guys.

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Bitchin.

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*coughs*

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♪ ♪

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♪ ♪

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Alrighty, so ...

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Alrighty.

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Did you hear that when I said it?

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What?

501
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Like my voice got all creak like crackly like already.

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Okay.

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Shk.

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Alrighty.

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[Clears throat]

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I just cleared my throat.

507
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Cassie is possessed as shoo.

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I can't say already.

509
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Maybe I should just say something else.

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Fuck.

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[Cassie laughs]

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Fuckin' alright.

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I'm ...

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You're good.