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IT CALLS "THEM" BACK.. Japan's Forbidden Reverse Clap Ritual
In Japan, there's a saying:
"When it comes to the dead, everything is reversed."
There's an old story in Japan.
A couple is driving home late one summer night after a festival.
Enjoying the drive home.
Then they see a young boy standing alone on the roadside.
Wearing a yukata.
The woman tells her boyfriend:
"Stop the car. He might need help."
But instead of slowing down, the man presses harder on the gas.
She's furious.
How could he leave a child alone in the dark?
His hands grip the steering wheel tightly.
Then, in a trembling voice, he finally speaks.
"Did you see his yukata? It was backwards. He isn't human."
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By Ericka CuevasIn Japan, there's a saying:
"When it comes to the dead, everything is reversed."
There's an old story in Japan.
A couple is driving home late one summer night after a festival.
Enjoying the drive home.
Then they see a young boy standing alone on the roadside.
Wearing a yukata.
The woman tells her boyfriend:
"Stop the car. He might need help."
But instead of slowing down, the man presses harder on the gas.
She's furious.
How could he leave a child alone in the dark?
His hands grip the steering wheel tightly.
Then, in a trembling voice, he finally speaks.
"Did you see his yukata? It was backwards. He isn't human."