Japanese ghosts
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darkling_talesLJ-SEC: (ORIGINALLY POSTED BY dfordoom)
Some of the most enjoyable (and unusual) ghost stories I've read in recent times were those in Lafcadio Hearn's "Kwaidan". Hearn was born in the US but became a Japanese citizen and collected traditional Japanese ghost stories and stories of the unusual. I highly recommend "Kwaidan".
dfordoom)Some of the most enjoyable (and unusual) ghost stories I've read in recent times were those in Lafcadio Hearn's "Kwaidan". Hearn was born in the US but became a Japanese citizen and collected traditional Japanese ghost stories and stories of the unusual. I highly recommend "Kwaidan".
