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(Translated and arranged by Saya)
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I heard this from a friend.
One time, she was stopped by a man with unusually long hair in front of a train station, and was asked, "can I use your bathroom?"
She was freaked out and ignored the man, and walked quickly back home.
On the way home she looked over her shoulder to make sure he wasn't following her.
When she walked into her apartment, she noticed that her little sister, who was living with her at the time, was not home yet.
As she was feeling still creeped out by that man she had met at the station, she emailed to her sister: "I saw a creepy man in front of the station. Be careful."
Then she went to the bathroom.
It was a "unit bathroom" where both a toilet and bathtub were in the same room.** She closed the shower curtain and had a bath.
Soon, she heard her sister open the front door.
She said to her sister: "were you OK? I hope you didn't see that strange man."
But her sister didn't reply and just came into the bathroom.
She would often talk to her sister about what happened during the day while having a bath like this, with her sister using the toilet behind the curtain. So like usual, she started talking, and she told her sister about that creepy man in more detail.
Then from behind the curtain, she heard the peeing sounds, and a voice said to her:
"Thank you for letting me use your bathroom."
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In smaller apartment rooms, it is not uncommon to find a toilet and a bathroom in the same space, but usually Japanese like to have a bathtub and a toilet in separate rooms, because toilets are thought to be unclean not only in physical sense but in spiritual sense too.
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π BONUS PICTURE
This is a REAL ghost picture of unknown origin (probably first published in a book.)
Comments
I hope the narrator is ok. And the sister too.
But seriously. For the man to hold on for so long instead of just going to the bathroom at the station. Now, that's endurance.
In the bonus picture, both the red apparition and the lady is a bit spooky. Is she really not the ghost?
Thank you for this story Saya. Hope you have a good rest and stay healthy and happy always ☺️
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I think the sisters must be safe because he just wanted to use the bathroom ππ΅✨
The ghost picture is a famous one on Japanese internet and I thought people might enjoy seeing it! lol
As to the theory you put forward in your second message, I like it! It would have made the story even funnier ππ✨
Thank you so much for your enjoyable comments! I look forward to hearing from you again in a few weeks' time!π✨
It's so disturbing! >_<
And I don't understand what I'm looking at the ghost picture. Where is the ghost? Hahah
Thank you for the story, Saya-chan! The strange man is so impatient. He can't wait until the narrator finishes her bath smh
The ghost is that red eye thingπ»π§‘✨
I guess he really needed to go to the bathroom π€£✨✨⭐
Thank you so much for your comment!
I wouldn't do it or have someone do that while I have a bath!
Thank you so much for your comment!
anyway this is a pretty nice story from me tho. Its creepy but i still somehow liked it. my holidays are coming and the one thing i would do during them would be reading your um stories.
Sayonara Saya!
That's nice that you will be on holiday soon! I am sorry I won't be updating for a fortnight! But I hope I have enough stories here to entertain you for a while! Cheers!ππ΅
The kaiju you are referring to is tho red thing in the ghost picture? It's rather unsettling to look at it, isn't it?ππ΅✨
I'm not sure if it's due to my overactive imagination, but whenever I read the stories you post (which I take great delight in reading it) I get goosebumps and feel cold. Sometimes my room will get extremely silent (lol). Though I'm not one to get scared easily since I won't be a frequent reader here hehe. Home invasion (or when it involves houses in general) stories definitely scares me. I remember a past posts: the person getting a sudden phone call, he freaked out and left the house only to come back and see muddy foot prints; the one about a voice of a child saying "# of step I climb"; and being called by the mom only to find out that it was a ghost and many more... they really spook me. I guess it might be due to the fact that a house is a sacred place for us, our safe haven, and for someone or something to invade it destroys that tranquility.
Looking forward to your next post Saya-san! I hope you get a good rest and relaxation! π
Much love from the Philippines π΅π!
https://sayainunderworld.blogspot.com/2007/08/strange-call-in-midnight.html?m=1
https://sayainunderworld.blogspot.com/2010/12/seven-steps.html?m=1
https://sayainunderworld.blogspot.com/2007/09/voice-from-upstairs.html?m=1
Thank you so much for your great insight!
I think it's true that we tend to view our home as safe haven and to imagine it disturbed by supernatural entities makes us feel really uneasy!
Thank you too for your kind words πππππ✨I hope you are safe and sound, and happy in your country!⭐π✨See you again soon!
that 2nd ghost photo.... looks like a case of double exposure! tis where you overlap two different negatives onto the same photo paper. it was an early technique to make ghost photos when cameras first became widely available!
But it might be just a fake ghost photo someone created, as you said!π✨
Thank you so much for your comment!