Navigation light from Kannonzaki lighthouse was said to have led lost souls at sea to congregate in Kannonzaki Park at night.
Kannonzaki
Park in Yokosuka, Japan is a great place for ghost hunters as this land has a bloody history due
to wars. It became a fortress during Meiji era and general public was forbidden
to enter. It has seen much warfare and old battery can still be seen today.
The history
of the battery is quite old and they were made for Coastal Defense in 1812 by
Kawagoe lord Matsudaira Higonokami. Since the Meiji era, the battery was taken
over by the army from the navy but it then became a fortress in 1881. The
battery has been managed until the end of the war of August 15, 1945.
Greater
East Asia War began in December 8, 1941, until the end of the war of August 15,
1945, many lives were disappeared into the sea overlooking Kannonzaki. Also it
is said that there are more than 2500 vessels sank to the bottom of the sea at
that time.
Within the
park are "monument of war for dead sailors" was built in order to
comfort the spirits of sailors. This is where you want to commemorate the
spirits of those who have become victims of war during your visit.
In addition
to victims of war, many lives are also lost throughout the years due to sea
accidents or suicide. , has also been rumoured in some part of the land that
spirits would gathered especially on the beach near the lighthouse.
Due to
great amounts of spirits gathered here, sightings are heard in various places
in the park. Promenade female spirits haunt is near the toilet (there are
signboards that warns of ghosts), also there are sightings of strange spirits
body even near the "Kannon Lighthouse".
There is a
tunnel that is located in a park called "3 minutes tunnel" in the central
part. There is more than one door inside the tunnel, such as reminiscent of
solitary confinement. A lot of human hones were found in confinement cells
except for ammunition depot.
In
addition, if you are shooting video at the same tunnel, there is also
information that eerie voice was recorded.
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