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Two Bloated Children & A Haunted Forest – Japanese Tale

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A classic Japanese ghost tale of two bloated children and a haunted forest, told as it was passed down. Japanese folklore and ghost stories, narrated by the Tale Teller.

✍What’s on today✍

Welcome listeners, to your creepy Wednesday night tales. And mates I have for you three Creepypasta’s hot off the press, and ready for your lovely ears. Your first tales is Children of Woodharrow Park by CertainShadows, a tale of children with an awful past, that haunts those they meet. And your second tale is a The Dering Woods – a forest of screams, where many were murdered…but for what? This tale is more of an investigation piece, and I’ll include links in this episode so you can do your own hunting. And lastly, Brancho Sarayashiki – a classic tale told with a modern mindset, a light creepy tale of old, with much of the hallmarks of a traditional Japanese ghost tale. So mates, sit back, turn the lights off and sound up, and lets bring on, the creepy.

EPISODE Links/Reference:
#1: The Children of Woodharrow Park by CertainShadows
Read the original on the Creepypasta Wiki

#2: The Dering Woods
Read the original on the Creepypasta Wiki
References:
www.essexghosthunters.co.uk/haunted-places/pluckley-screaming-woods/
www.tcm.phy.cam.ac.uk/~bdj10/
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cavendish_Laboratory
www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXqqKJxFxf0
www.facebook.com/shadowpeoplegame

#3: Brancho Sarayashiki
Read the original on the Creepypasta Wiki

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