Name: Paranormal Investigating Tokyo’s Most Haunted in Japan | Toyama Park Ghost Caught on Camera!
Uploaded: 2025-02-24T09:36:04.000Z
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I don't know, and my camera's legitimately not focusing at all, like no matter what I do.

So I'm about to leave soon to go to a park called Toyama Park, and it is the most haunted park in Tokyo, it's probably the most haunted place in Tokyo.

When I looked up the most haunted places in Tokyo, that's the first thing that showed up.

Talk about the story and everything while we get some B-roll around the park and show you what it looks like during the day, and we're gonna stay until it gets a little bit darker.

I am a little bit nervous because contacting or trying to communicate with a ghost is, in my mind, a very dangerous thing to do if you don't do it properly, and basically I cleansed myself, I cleansed our home a little bit, and I'm going to do another cleanse when I get home, as well as use some of my crystals to absorb the energy.

I'm actually gonna bring my black obsidian and my smoky quartz because that is what absorbs all the negative energy.

I'm going with, I don't think I mentioned this, I'm going with Sharla in Japan because we both really love ghost paranormal stuff, so wish me luck, and let's head to the park.

It has been a while since I did any paranormal investigations, and I live for this stuff.

Not many people know that, but I recently caught a ghost on camera in a recent video of mine, and I also have three paranormal investigation videos back when I had the idea to start a series, so would anyone else like a series like this on my channel?

It's very off-topic, but I enjoy it so much.

Hello, welcome to our first ghost hunting video.

We are at Toyama Park right now, and it's actually a really nice park.

No, I don't think so, because there's no stairs.

So we're looking for a hill, because here there's something called the Hakone Yama Hill.

She's one of the only YouTubers that I know that really believe in ghosts.

Well, actually, I think Chris Broad likes that kind of stuff.

Yeah, I'm so glad you're into it, too, because I have a lot of fun exploring.

It's a marker, but it doesn't say the name, like Hakone, right?

It does kind of look like the picture you showed me, though.

Okay, so we're looking for a hill, because they say at the top of the hill there's a sobbing man, and right now we're scoping out the whole area, because I kind of want to get some footage of the park first, because- Oh, you can see it.

Yeah, I mean, like, just some little, what it looks like, and it's kind of a nice park.

Like, nobody keeps, it looks like nobody keeps up with it.

There's a lot of people here, but while I get some B-roll of this place, I'll tell the story of this place, because I feel like doing a voiceover later is just a lot better than doing it now.

But we're waiting for it to get dark, because that's when we want to do, like, some of the EVPs and stuff.

And then another friend of ours is coming here, which is good, because I'm, like, freaked out being in a park at night.

Like, the park is very kind of, I feel this weird energy.

If you'd like to know more about the backstory of this place in more detail, the articles are linked below.

But I'll give you a brief introduction to Toyama Park before we investigate.

It is said before World War II, in the days of the Imperial Japanese Army, there were many military medical facilities in the area.

But there was one particular facility that was involved in human experimentation.

It's said that the remains of more than 100 people have been found in Toyama Park, and hundreds more said to be unearthed from the ground.

Wounded soldiers underwent torture, amputations, and murder as this facility experimented.

It is also said that there were several suicides, one of them being in the park's bathroom.

Although there were children playing, there were many strange people lurking about, one man even rummaging through the bushes, another riding his bike into the park with a dead animal.

I didn't know how to feel, but we ventured into the park deeper anyway in hopes that we'd capture some paranormal activity.

It might be on the other side, somewhere on the other, this is definitely not it though, because there's like a stairs that go up to it, and there's a bench at the top.

It might be, but I think we should just scope it out a little bit and see, cause there might be other places I'd like to kind of sit.

Yeah, cause these light up at night, so there might be people still playing around.

It's cause people don't realize the history of this place.

There's something really creepy about it.

Like honestly, as soon as I got here and I was waiting for you, I felt just like, I don't know, there's just like negative energy.

And you can hear that like echo of the train and it sounds very ominous.

It looks like just trees, like cut down trees.

So we ended up finding the hill, but we realized that it was about a 10 minute walk apart from this one.

So it's the same park, but there's two different sections.

So we had to go find the next section in order to get to the hill.

Connection is good, but strange, I don't know.

If I'm laughing a lot, it's cause I'm nervous, okay?

So don't think like, ha ha, I'm being sick.

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