Why This Curse Still Haunts Japan
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Japan has many legends of ghosts and evil spirits and you might have enjoyed stories of them in anime and video games before. However, among them there are the 三大怨霊 Sandai-onryo, the three great vengeful spirits, which were all originally actual people who lived tragic lives and are now worshiped as powerful gods.
So today, I will first explain what 怨霊 onryo are in the first place. Then I will introduce the stories of the 三大怨霊 Sandai-onryo: 菅原道真 Sugawara no Michizané, 平将門 Taira no Masakado, and 崇徳天皇 Sutoku Emperor.
By watching this video, not only will you be able to deepen your understanding towards Japanese history, you can enjoy the stories of demons or ghosts that appear in anime and manga like 呪術廻戦 Jujutsu-Kaisen. I will also be introducing the places that are related to the three, so that you can learn more about them when you visit Japan.
After watching this video, please let me know in the comments which story of the three was most tragic and horrifying.
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0:00 Let's START!
1:44 What Are 怨霊 Onryo?
3:54 1.菅原道真 Sugawara no Michizane
6:51 2.平将門 Taira no Masakado
10:30 3.崇徳天皇 Sutoku Emperor
13:03 Today's Conclusion
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Taira no Masakado's story just proves what people should already know. NEVER build on any kind of grave
to think the americans were to put a spot to park their cars over such a historic site.
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I think maybe as a whole, ghost are just weak here. So we do what we want.
Nor do you try to destroy it
That would be a GRAVE error! 🪦
Dear Shogo,
My partner and I have been to Japan a lot, 7 times in the last 4 years and there is something amazing about the culture that kept bringing us back. I’ve always felt like there are so many things I didn’t understand about the culture and I have to say your analysis of Japanese society is objective and your observational skills are amazing! Thank you for your videos ! Very helpful for foreigners like me!
Yo you should totally just move there, thats alotta travel money, and you clearly love it there, unless you cant speak the language fluently but hey you could always learn haha
Hey are you really that 'yeh nikke nikke shots' wala Arjun Kanungo?
I would binge watch a series where Shogo narrates ghost stories and other traditional Japanese tales in Rakugo style. His measured tone could bring these stories into life in an entertaining but respectful manner.
+1
For some reason I imagine Sutoku Tennou reaction to having his manuscripts sent back being something along the line of "They think these are curses?! Fine, if they want curses I'll give them curses."
And if it ain't enough, get *everyone else beyond Japan* to suffer his curse for some reason by showing them his new manuscripts
That's right, I'm talking about getting reincarnated as Karl Marx and fukking publish his Communist Manifesto
If anyone's asking me for source, *I made it the fuk up.* It's only due to the coincidental similarities I came up with that legend
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Ooooo, the mythos of Japan! As a lover of Yokai and Japanese ghost stories, I couldn't be more happy for this! Would you mind doing a mini shorts series on various stories like this? Like perhaps on on the Night Parade of 100 Demons? Even so, keep up the great work as always. Road to 2,000,000 let's go!
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My thoughts exactly, I love this topic! Anything mithology, folklore and/or yokai-related.
I love Japanese urban legends
same,
I would like to see this ghost stories content even once or twice a month~
Are you from south India?
i enjoy these stories. There's a similar story of the dead returning to torment the living in the US as well. For example, take the case of Don Decker of Stroudsburg, PA, in 1983, who was haunted by his abusive grandfather. His grandfather manifested as an unusual "water poltergeist". The events were witnessed by numerous people including the local police.
@@Karen.Melissa driven by the opposite of revenge
The first time I was introduced to the concept of ascending into godhood was from playing Ōkami. That game was so inspirational to me when I played it. Instead of being dragged down by the world and just living in it, we should be encouraged to reshape it into a better place. This of course can cause more problems, but that's part of working on the path, to learn.
You always say to adjust the playback speed to 1.25-2x, but I enjoy the slower, methodical cadence to which you usually speak in these videos. Makes them more relaxing in a way.
I love Masakado! My first trip to Tokyo involved me dragging my friends to visit the gravesite.
Whats interesting is that the gravesite was originally the location of the Kanda Myojin temple which was moved to it's present location near Akihabara when the Emperor moved to Tokyo and Masakado was one of the enshrined dieties there. However since he was associated with rebellion against the Emperor he was removed from the list of deities in the Shrine when it became sponsored by the government as an official Shinto Shrine. It wasn't until many years later due to his popularity as a defender of Tokyo that he was added back in.
Also, the Ministry of Finance was already in the area before the Earthquake and at that time based off what pictures I have seen and the Teito Monogatari films the "Mound" was an actual hill in a park with a lake and not just a grave marker. The Kanto Earthquake opened the tomb, and when no remains were found inside that sparked the initial decision to bulldoze the hill and build over it leading to the first wave of mysterious deaths.
I haven't seen too many depictions of the Kubizuka prior to the Meiji period but i believe it was within the grounds of Edo Castle during the shogunate given that it is right across the inner moat from the current Imperial Palace.
the first story is my favorite, the second the most tragic, but the third is the coolest
The Jujutsu Kaisen reference alone gets a like 👍
Great work Shogo! And Michizane is my Onryu for sure!
Taira No Masakado is definitely the most tragic story 😭.
Looove stuff like this!! But not because of anime. Just love the history tied to it. I learned something new. I didn't know there could be live people that still could turn into vengeful spirits just from strong emotions.
I respect and honor the onryo. I will definitely pay my respects at least one of them if I come to Japan. Even as I write this, I say a prayer for them. I understand their feelings that they had. Because I have those feelings.
Man, you should make a video about Japanese ghosts and urban legends.
I really enjoyed listening to this one. I think that it's interesting how many tales of yokai and the like are tied to nobles, samurai, and other such notable positions. I didn't know that some shrines are dedicated to yokai. Interesting how you have a blend of the root Japanese gods, and then folk events that are also mixed into the shrine dedications. Another great video!
Shogo is my favorite Japanese Historian and Culture instructor!!
One of my favorite types of TH-cam content is the supernatural stuff out there. Being a man-of-faith, spiritual matters and experiences fascinate me. Great video buddy...I've been waiting for you to cover Japanese ghost lore...it's some of the best in the world.
Imagine they team up for a last vengeance 😵
I'm addicted to this channel...my 2sons and 2daughters who dream of living in Japan, made me look for such channels. Now I'm stuck. I appreciate sharing pieces about your culture. Thanks from Jordan 🇯🇴❤️ we're Arab and Muslims.
Allahu akbar
ive been reading a lot about Taira no Masakado lately as a result of me planning to cosplay him, specifically, Shin Megami Tensei's version of Taira no Masakado. How curious, just when i open youtube, my favorite japanese culture-focused youtube channel uploads a video talking about him.
I think Taira no Masakado is the scariest because the head flew to search his body i mean thats way creepy it remind of my countrie ghost we called Kuyang or in my home place Bali we called leak the different is that Kuyang/Leak is flew not just a head but with his/her internal organ
Thank you so much for covering these legends! I love stories like this!!!!!❤️
Thanks for sharing stories from Japanese culture! It's really interesting to see how mythology worked in other nations.
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I very much like your storytelling and thank you for sharing these stories...I agree Masakado is definitely the most frightening! Really liked your afterword and why there are probably more vengeful spirits in the Heian period - just starting to learn about the different periods - very interesting.
Very creative topic Shogo ! As a horror fan I really enjoyed this crossover video / explanation. You rock dude
YYYAAAAYYYY !!!! Awesome ...you finally covered this awesome event
Awesome video! Loving the myth and ghost stuff youve been covering!
The legends of Japan are truly interesting!
☆YES!☆ Thanks so much for actually taking in our suggestions and making content based on them! It really shows that you care about your viewers' voices ♡
Love these videos! Such a fun and educational experience. Thanks Shogo!
0:27 Don't listen to The Man - I play this video at 0.5x!!
I love this content! Thank you for explaining and sharing!
Here too in Mangalore (India) our culture venerates and worships many spirits who can be considered as Onryo who calmed down after having shrines dedicated to them. Thank you for presenting such a wonderful video!
Awesome, ありがとうございました！
Nice overview. Thank you for this history.
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THANKS :)
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Masakado's head is rather scary as at first you look it.
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Ohhh You made a video about Taira No Masakado.. Thank you very much for this Shogo.
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just like all of the videos in this channel ,this was amazing and really interesting
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Spooky, really cool, thanks man.
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I love that you honor the Spirits
Love this! The video was super educational and interesting :)
What I learned is never hold a grudge.
Awesome video, I love spooky stuff! :D
The head mound one was the scariest ;-;
This was fascinating 🧐 thank you friend 🙏🏽 😎🤗
Excellent. Great presentation. Really wonderful information and your words are so deliberate and profound. Very. Well done!
Will be in Japan in three weeks and im looking forward to visiting the Shrine of Taira No Masakada. Thanks for these videos, very entertaining and informative!
Amazing stories from Japan 🇯🇵, thank you for your teaching lessons Shogo-san!
Taira no Masakado is clearly the winner for me. It might be due to my affection for Samurai.
I know you already made a video about great Samurai and Swordsman.
But could you shine a bit more light onto the main character of the tv series "Wolf and Cub"? I loved that series and would like to know how much was based on real history.
Very interesting! I would love to hear more Japanese ghost stories. Maybe you can do a special video for Obon? That would be fun; maybe you could tell us scary stories with only candles as your light source. I would enjoy that a lot.
Very nice! Very interesting! Thank you so much!
Amazing video, I'd like to see some more similar vids about Japanese mythology, gods, spirits etc.
The second is my favorite 👍 great content
Love ghost stories! Hope you post more. Arigato gozaimasu
There's a song by Unlucky Morpheus calles 鉄皇. It's about 平将門, and one of the last lines translates to "If one holds a strong grudge, then one day...". I never understood what that means, until now 😁 It's one of my favourite songs, which is now even more awesome
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I’m a teacher and I LOVE your work.
Your English is incredible and you have a really lovely way of storytelling.
My friend lived in Tokyo, and you’ve made me so desperate to visit!
Have an amazing day
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It's was a really interesting video Shogo , I love when you talk about Japanese lore 😀
Amazing!
After loving the original Ring movies I'm now fascinated by the actual Onryo legends, this was really cool to watch. Thank you!
Coming herein streicht from Tokyo Ghostwire. Nice video informative as always!
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Most hard working channel to this date.
I just wanted to say that your katana display is very beautiful, and I've always enjoyed your videos.
Really interesting, I've never heard these before!
Japan has really scary legends😱😱😱😱😱😱
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Great video.
Thank You once again amazing learning something new. Watching this while receiving Transfusions to help my immune system after a severe infection and this definitely kept my mind off it during the treatment... many thanks.
This is another very cool and educational video ❤❤
This video is life-changing, I've decided to become a grudge-spirit.
More Ghost Stories please!
Really interesting 😊😊😊
Taira no Masakado's head mound grave really does make his come off as the most frightening. His grudge must've run far deep, since one of his daugthers got immortalized in the Takiyasha-hime legend.
Those are some chilling stories! 🥶😨
Maybe doing more videos on folklore n ghosts/monsters that are integral to Japanese heritage! Keep up the great work, congratulations on the 1 million subscribers!!!
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Interesting topic
I love you and your videos and when you speak Japanese it is awesome
When I first subscribed you only got 100k subs, now it's 1m amazing🌟
Love the video Shogo, any plans on doing a video regarding the killing stone that split recently, the history of the rock and what's happened recently? Thanks in advance and keep doing what you do.
Shogo actually did do a short on the Sesshō seki and its recent breaking, about a month ago.
Love the change of the background to include a window with katanas and calligraphy on the side. Very fitting for the topic as well because powerful katanas are believed to ward away evil. Of course for more aesthetic, non military topics, an ikebana flower arrangement could replace the rows of katanas. Learned this from Sen Rikyu.
I love history and mythology.
Amazing video !! Could it be possible to make a video of you visiting temples in Kyoto ? Including Buddhist temples ? :D
Nice video! I learned about Taira no Masakado a few years ago and visit his grave in Tokyo every time I go there. The area has gotten smaller though - it's about half the size it was a few years ago. Hopefully nothing will happen as a result!
Nice video .. I hope when my time has come I want to be come like them haha.. vengeful spirit
I love seeing content about yōkai and yūrei! Always a favorite of mine, because I'm very interested in mythology and legends. That said, while the Sandai Onryō are impressive, I have to say that they're far from my favorite story involving an onryō. I find the story of Oiwa, from Yotsuya Kaidan, is my favorite, because it's such an incredibly twisted, tragic story. If you're ever looking to do another video on such a subject, maybe one on the Nihon Sandai Kaidan, of which Oiwa was one of the tales?
Thank you for sharing these stories. I'm doing research to write a story that takes place in Kyoto and involves a samurai warrior who dies in a tragic way.
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Oh my goodness now the Grudge movies make sense! & the ring! Sadako and the one from the grudge are onryo! Wow I love this
I live in the US and I love learning about the history of other countries. Thank you very much for sharing.
This was a Very Interesting Video!
I was Wondering when You will make a Scary Video. Just, maybe You should have filmed it at Night under the Light of Candles, and use some Japanese Scary Sounds. If I understood it corectly, in Japan, Drops of Water falling is a scary Sound.
You should make more Videos like this one!
For me all 3 Stories are Scary!