Our protagonist visited this restaurant at closing time with his girlfriend.
Real quick, before I start with today’s tales, I want to tell a story sent in from a super cool listener, Gerardo, who relates a story that happened in a Japanese restaurant in Mexico. Gerardo’s Spooky Story: The Woman in the Bathroom Stall I hope hearing about odd bits of Japanese culture can keep you a little above water, too. Me? If I start drowning in it all, miraculously I hear from one of you and that floats me back to the surface for air. Right? I hope that everyone is coping the best way they can. I thought I might have sounded dorky and haven’t been asking recently, although I want to because, holy crap the world we’re living in. Hey hey, how is everyone holding up? I was reminded I used to ask that. And then after that, we’ll hop back into the usual shows because I have so many things I want to tell you about. In the second episode, the next one, I’ll introduce a couple youkai that you may or may not know about, because they just just happen to make appearances. Forests, mountains, temples, shrines, and beaches. Next, for 102 and 103, we’ll do two shows on the blood curdling danger creeping around the great outdoors. Bedrooms, closets, rising up out of the floor. So here’s the new plan: Episodes 100 and 101 were about the frightening things lurking inside. Today was going to be the last in our series of Listeners’ True Spooky Stories, but as I started to work it all out - and received a couple new pieces - things became long and unwieldy. This is Thersa Matsuura and you’re listening to Uncanny Japan.
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