A Japanese video traces the phantom-taxi story of a passenger who vanishes and leaves a wet seat, asking whether the motif grew from memories of the 1968 Hida River bus disaster.
The video places a powerful solar flare one day before the 2024 Noto Peninsula earthquake and asks whether reported changes in the ionosphere could affect when an already stressed fault moves.
A witness to Japan’s 1975 Kofu UFO incident recounts the orange lights, disc-shaped object, and being he says tapped him on the shoulder—then connects that memory to sightings he reports today.
Video guide#Prophecy / eschatology#Conspiracy theory
A Japanese video revisits geopolitical forecasts in George Friedman's 2009 book *The Next 100 Years*, then asks whether its remaining prediction—that Japan will dominate East Asia—could come true.
Video guide#Urban legend#Paranormal / ghost stories
A Japanese storyteller recalls digging across Mount Wakasugi as a child in search of the Hyotan Hebi—a snake said to have a gourd-shaped body—and the fleeting encounter he says ended that summer’s hunt.
Why does the flag appear to wave, why are the footprints so sharp, and where are the stars? A Japanese explainer reviews the standard Apollo hoax claims and the evidence against them.
A Japanese video traces anti-technology movements from smashed machinery and gas lamps to computers, then asks whether AI is still a tool—or is beginning to shape the people who use it.
A former news photographer recalls the typhoon, darkness, and devastation he witnessed after the Toya Maru ferry disaster—and why he believed the photographs had to be preserved.
Japan's first national railway president vanished from a Tokyo department store in 1949 and was found dead on railway tracks. A Japanese video follows the conflicting forensic opinions and unresolved theories that followed.
A Japanese video contrasts Apollo's crewed missions with recent lunar-landing failures, moving from radiation and lunar dust to woven core-rope memory—and ultimately to speculation about underground Moon bases.
A Japanese video revisits the Warren Commission, the Zapruder film, Kennedy’s secrecy speech, and Dealey Plaza to ask whether unresolved questions about the assassination support a Freemason conspiracy theory.
A Japanese video tours five Aomori mysteries—from an enigmatic stone inscription and a vanished medieval port to Christ's supposed grave, an acidic lake, and rumors surrounding Misawa Air Base.
Scattered accounts describe mobile communities called Sanka who lived beside rivers and moved through Japan's mountains without family registers. A Japanese video separates the sparse record from later stories about thieves, ninja, and Yatagarasu.
In January 1902, 210 soldiers set out on a winter training march in Japan's Hakkoda Mountains. A Japanese video traces how losing the route just 1.5 kilometers from Tashiro turned the exercise into catastrophe.
A Japanese video examines a child-abuse case in Wakayama and the U.S. channel 8 Passengers to ask when family content crosses into sharenting that harms a child's rights and safety.
