The creepy "death village" in Japan and the mysterious tunnel "one goes no return"

Right next to the entrance to the village there is a large tunnel, but it is now unusable because of the huge blocks of stone. It is rumored that those who tried to enter the tunnel did not come back to tell about the village.

Few people know that in Japan there is a village whose existence is not recognized by the government and is never allowed to appear on maps. That mysterious village is called inunaki or also known as the village of death.

Accordingly, in the village of death qi on the outskirts of Japan, the name inunaki translates as "Khuyen Ming" which means the sound of dogs barking. This village has existed since the Edo period, i.e. around the 17th century. During this time there were many factions vying for ownership of lands in Japan, the village of inunaki now belonged to the Kurya Clan, who held all power over the people living here.

However, at the end of the war, a massive flood swept through and destroyed most of the land here. The inunaki village alone remains intact, but the villagers somehow disappear completely.

Many mystical stories have spread throughout Japan, from the fact that there is still an old woman living in the village to the story of someone who killed people with an axe to the legend of a tomb capable of killing anyone who touches and touches it.

Another theory is that the village still exists and that its people isolated themselves from the outside world. Ready to deal terrible with invading guests with knives and guns. They incarcerate, attack each other without regard for rules, even cannibalism and inbreeding persists for generations, leading to peculiar monstrous creatures appearing.

Over time, inunaki gradually becomes gloomy desolate, old mossy houses hidden in dense trees, fenced entrances make it more mysterious to curious those who have been here. And because of the confusing mystery surrounding inunaki, the Japanese government did not recognize this place on the map.

To enter the village we have to go through a large tunnel of the same name. This is a dark abandoned tunnel and the entrance is always blocked by large stone blocks, many rumors that those who try to enter the tunnel do not see back on the other side of the death village.

You will see a gate separating the village from the surrounding area, on the gate hung various signs, each with its own content, what sent chills down the spine is a sign that reads, "The Constitution and laws of Japan do not apply here".

The monstrosity of this village is also reflected in the fact that electronic devices are warned that they are not working in this area, there is no phone signal or Internet. The village of inunaki is like a land isolated from the outside world and is said to be a place where you can only enter and not go out because according to many rumors, anyone who ventures into the village encounters extreme horror and mysteriously disappears.

The scariness of inunaki is not only handed down in folklore, it has been the scene of many atrocities, especially right at the tunnel leading to the village. Many people recount the spirits of the wrongfully dead still lingering in this area. Some people driving into the tunnel noticed hand-shaped stains on the glass and disturbing sounds on the car radio.

In the past, many people went to the Inunaki Tunnel to find out. But since the release of the movie Howling Village in 2019, the tunnel has suddenly become a tourist hotspot, even crowded even during the epidemic.

According to locals, the area around and inside the tunnel is now littered with garbage and graffiti after youth parties. In fact, people here are afraid of this tunnel, but not because of haunting, but because gangs often choose this as a gathering place.

Basically, the Inunaki Tunnel is seen as a hotspot for psychic phenomena, but not by locals. They just want to live peacefully whether there are ghosts there or not. The rumors about the tunnel and the haunted village were not spread by them.

In February 2020, Fukuoka Television sent a team of reporters and director Takashi Shimizu to the Inunaki Tunnel, which extends to Miyawaka City to make the movie "The Village of Death." On this side, the tunnel was sealed, impenetrable.

On this side, the tunnel was sealed and could not penetrate, and the reporter also said that during the operation, strange sounds were heard in the tunnel, and the temperature dropped from 12 degrees to 9 degrees Celsius, approaching the entrance.

However, there are no obvious phenomena that can be considered spooky, and the authorities have issued warnings against approaching inunaki village, but this has not stopped curious bigots from wanting to bring the mystery of the ghostly village to light.

There have been quite a few stories on the Internet of thrill-seekers breaking into villages only to regret their decision to truly experience the spiritual world. To this day, the village of death is still a place that gives Japanese people chills every time they mention it.

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