The mysterious Roppongi Hills
My Japanese
friend thinks that Roppongi Hills are haunted and he told me this story:
An old
contract cleaner was given a task to clean an office building at night. His job
normally started after 9pm when all of the office workers have left the
building.
Like any
other day, this old man pushed his trolley into the lift and he pressed for the
floor he was supposed to work at. However, the lift went straight down until
LB13 and the lift went to a halt.
At that
instance, the lift door slowly opens… and the unfortunate old cleaner saw rows
of tomb stones laid in front of him! Worse of all, at the end of his view, he
saw a few old folks in kimono slowly approaching him…
Perhaps it
was not the old cleaner’s time yet, the lift door suddenly closed and it moved
up to the floor that the old cleaner was supposed to work on.
Had the old cleaner accidentally gone down to hell? No one knows.
My pals
sworn on the authenticity of the very bizarre story, but I would leave it to
you to judge. So what say you?
According
to intranet sources:
“Some found Roppongi Hills‘s address is
“Roppongi (means 6th trees) 6 street, Roppongi Hills (means 6th trees Hills) “.
You know it means “666”. Then from Tameike Sanno station, No.13 exit is the
fastest way to Roppongi Hills. The building itself seems to be a big and tall
grave marker and the revolving door is a gate to the other world.”
I wonder if
Roppongi Hills is indeed the gateway to hell. Try to call upon Satan the next
time you visit there and perhaps Satan would give you a round trip tour to the
land of inferno!
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