Abandoned Himuro Mansion The Most Haunted Mansion In Japan (REAL LIFE FATAL FRAME)
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- Опубліковано 4 чер 2023
- Located in Wakayama Prefecture, This Western-style building is a deserted mansion with a fascinating history that is said to be the inspiration for Himuro Mansion from the game Fatal Frame. Although they have striking similarities such as being located on top of a mountain and involving hauntings. Its true origin sets it apart. Constructed in 1910, the opulent villa was the residence of Asajiro Yura, a prominent and affluent Japanese businessman. Born in 1878, Asajiro hailed from the Yura family, renowned textile dyers associated with the Kishu Tokugawa clan. After completing his education at Osaka University, he embarked on a venture in the dye industry, transforming his family's business.
As the world plunged into the chaos of World War I in 1914, Asajiro faced a critical predicament. With imports of dyestuffs from Germany halted due to the conflict, Japan's dye industry, heavily reliant on these supplies, faced peril. As the German Empire possessed exclusive manufacturing technology, the situation seemed dire. Yet, Asajiro rose to the challenge and became the first in Japan to successfully refine industrial-grade pure benzene, a significant breakthrough. He also ventured into producing phenol for disinfection and played a pivotal role in manufacturing Shimose gunpowder and set explosives during the Sino-Japanese War and World War II. Asajiro's expertise became instrumental in post-war Wakayama's chemical industry and fostered connections with military officials.
Rumors even suggested that Asajiro Yura's had gatherings which provided him with insider information on Pearl Harbor. Nevertheless, Asajiro passed away in 1964 at the age of 86, leaving behind a family legacy. The mansion remained within the Yura family's possession until the 1980s when they relocated after the tragic loss of one of their children to a severe illness. Since around 2005, the Mori no Hai Western-style building gradually fell into disuse and obscurity, its historical significance fading with time.
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Hope you guys enjoy this video! I always love haunted explorations! And this place was one of my favorites in the new Japan series! Do me a favor and share the video :) 5000+ thumbs up and I will go back and do a ghost hunt! let me know where youre from in the comments as well
Virginia girl here! I really loved this one! K-2 maybe!
super creepy! I gave a timestamp, heard something creepy in the audio 42:59 and 43:01. sound like a man loud whisper, "EHHH!" twice.
Family must have visited London 2cd House entrance shelf,Figure of a soldier like outside Buckingham Palace.
I was watching your video on my TV and I felt as if the fan was moving when you entered the kitchen. I replayed it many times and felt the same way. Can you say that it was reflection of light that tricked my eyes or you missed the that part ??
Shared and I’m from Cincinnati, Ohio as always love love LOVE your videos and the places you visit! Thank you. Please stay safe and healthy! 🤟🏽✌🏽
I will never understand why people have to destroy abandoned places. It would have been so cool to see this place as it was.
LOOTERS arent known for their high intelligent and good manner
And the maintenance too seems at ease
They have to vent their sense of hopelessness and their sense of purposeless by destroying. They know they haven't got anything else to offer the world.
They haven't got the guts or brains to think about why they feel so worthless so they just destroy. Dogs piss up against structures to claim the territory for themselves. These individuals are sub animal. Places like these make these people feel intimidated. They know deep down they are nothing and so they destroy what puts them down. A family, a home, a history, evidence of love, of having been someone. There is sadness in abandoned homes, but so much more sadness in the losers that need to actually destroy on purpose an already abandoned building. Pathetic.
Who knows who still owns it and how long ago someone was last there.
Interesting place
That house isn't haunted, she's just so very sad. She misses the sound of children't laughter and the sound of glasses clinking as cocktails are served. She misses sharing in love of family and even the heartache they are subject to. She was there for it all: a safe haven, a place of joy and sorrow, and most of all a constant companion.
Then they just left her to rot.
Something tragic must have happened in that household that forced them to leave abruptly. Did a very loved child died?😢 Everything about that house just indicate sadness and tragedy.
@@Cebuana59 Did...did you not watch the video? He literally narrated how the family left the home after the death of a child.
Your evaluations are so true and accurate. This house is totally not haunted, in fact the soul of the house is very sad,longing for a happy family to occupy it.
Sad to see a wealthy family just left leaving everything behind to rot...so sad very sad....
What? I’m sorry what qualifies something to be haunted by your definition? Because that place was definitely haunted stuff doesn’t just fall with no wind , doors just don’t open and close by themselves or maybe that’s normal to you
"We could have just come up the driveway"..."we didn't have to climb that mountain"🤣
😂
Hindsight is always 20/20.
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@@terryulmer969what does that mean?
21:17 Hello, I’m Japanese and my english is terrible.sorry,,,I think this room is Japanese style altar room. We put the ancestral tablets and the Buddhist statue on the Buddhist altar and we pray for ancestral then we use incense. I’m waiting next video! Enjoy Japan!!
Hello Robin how are you doing today
Hello Robin how are you doing today
The Kanji (Chinese writing) on the hallway is an old Chinese cursive calligraphy, read from right to left is '氣象萬千' 'qi xiang wan qian' meaning ' Majestic, grand, mighty, spectacular, changeful prospect and wonderful panorama.'
I imagine these places in their glory days. With familes. Sometimes with children and sometimes without. I can see it so clearly in my head. Thank you for these videos!
So true!
@@SteveRoninHey, is that your face/reflection down the hall and just in the right at about time stamp 41:20-22?
I absolutely can imagine the family when pictures are found of the family. I love to see photos of before and your video shots of after the home. 99% of the time in the UK the ivy tries to take over the home and in some places you wouldn’t even notice the home if you didn’t Google map it.
@@dlsdyer9071 he's not gonna tell ya
The “samurai dolls” are mostly Ichimatsu dolls, a type of doll popularized in the Edo period. They usually depict children; the larger boy doll dressed in black, in the red case is probably (I didn’t go back to check) wearing a shichi-go-san kimono set. The previous doll with the head wrapping is a gofun (a white pigmented, chalky substance similar to plaster) doll representing the warrior-monk Benkei. Both of these types of dolls probably have a wood and gofun (clay and later plastic replaced the very thin gofun layers in more expensive or older dolls) construction, with real kimono silk and metallic thread used to clothe them. The hanging “charm” depicting a toy horse is not actually a charm, but another type of doll-adjacent artwork called oshie. It’s a 3D form of picture made up of cloth; elaborate and expensive hagoita paddles utilize this technique to make the figures more dynamic.
That’s some very interesting information! Gonna have to research it further!
Must have been gorgeous back in the day!
My Jichan has a lot of those at his house. We adore them bc they are so elegant
It's very sad that they just left the samurai doll to rot in that house😢 I bet his spirit is not happy.
It is japan version of annabel😅
The mansion is incredibly elegant mixing with both Japanese and Western styles. It's so so sad that people had to abandon this beautiful mansion because it's haunted.
The way mother nature takes back what is rightfully hers is just gorgeous.
it's also OURS.
@@jameskirk2579If so we should be taking far better care of it!
Explorers say they just hate this phrase because it’s said all the time. But it is the truth!
@@jameskirk2579nope it's not ours. even we ourselves belong to mother nature
This genuinely makes me sad, what a beautiful place and can you imagine how much history is just thrown on the floor and forgotten about
At 22:21 you will notice that the steel door is closed and at 23:00 it was opened and closed by itself
That could be a continuity issue due to editing...
@@MissKrystalKnighthow?
I also love the narrating as you walk and can't do something, you hit it with the solid survival horror lines "Something's blocking it, can't go through here" 😂
I am a Japanese who likes foreign architecture!However, it is also true that interesting buildings remain in Japan.
At the end of the 19th century, architecture such as rich houses and public facilities in Japan was influenced by Europe and other countries.
There were times when Western-style furniture was arranged in a Japanese-style building, but in richer houses, it was sometimes built by connecting the Japanese-style building with the Western-style building.
This is called the Japanese-Western eclectic
Japanese-style architecture has become more valuable now, but Japanese-style buildings at that time were really a kind of art work created by craftsmen.
Although weathering is several times faster than foreign stone houses, I want them to enjoy the richness and sense of loss.
Thank you！
What is the translation in f the picture text?
Timestamp 18:20- Curtain moves left to right on its own. Timestamp 41:12 - Black object on top shelf moves. Also noted the trajectory of the light bulb was at an angle. Nice investigation guys.
Wow good eyes!
The curtain wasn’t moving numbnuts. The camera was panning out so it gave the illusion
And the black thing didn’t move. It was just reflection of how smooth it is smh. People just wanna believe to feel something lmao
Just light/shadow/camera movement, nothing moved.
@@carlmarcks114 but yet you take your time to watch smh😂😂
I must again praise the quality of the audio foreword. Really clean and detailed at home on my hifi system.
Glad you like it!
Hey man as a fan of fatal frame i appreciate you guys having the cahonas of to exploring that place, i’ve recently just discovered you and it’s awesome to see you exploring it, not many channels are doing that
Thanks for going on this adventure, Steve.
Love watching people explore abandoned places, but at the same time I find it scary because I'd be too terrified to do it myself-how do people have the balls to do stuff like this? ❤
Just explore with someone else...
Curiosity.😊
Interesting mansion and yes that sign in Japanese means hello. I googled it. 😊
Yes , Your right Mate , they had the balls 😊😊😊😊😊, I would be likely to shit myself 😅😅😅
Noone has ever come to any harm during any of these so-called hauntings. It's worth remembering that.
A lot of people say the games are fictional and I do believe that, but what’s actually really interesting is every fatal frame is based on a real mansion, even the director said him and others would explore the inside of places.
It’s heartbreaking to see such a lovely space in such ruin and disrepair. I know it’s completely different there culturally when it comes to deaths in a home and abandonment. As well as the spiritual side of things. It would make a lovely time capsule like museum since it has such an important tie to history. It’s so sad to me to see it just falling apart. But who knows how the family feels. I’m sure not as romantic as we do. For all we know those are memories they wish to leave behind. Peace to whatever energy is left there. Thanks for the risky walk through! It was fascinating!
Especially from a death of a child!
From 13:12 to 13:25 that screwdriver was not there that was creepy thinking this house is active
What a tragedy that this home has been left abandoned! It's beautiful! I would love to renovate it, even with a ghost or two!
You’re a true legend for this one!!! Thank you infinitely
You're welcome!
I love how calm you are even after that door close right in front of you. And the light bulb? That's crazy 😮😮. Thanks for sharing this exploration with us. Stay safe out there.
Watching from the Philippines 😊✌️
Thanks for watching!
I love looking in old places. Great video,loved it
Love your videos. This is the first genuine video I have seen that had actual paranormal happenings.
From-Appleton, WI.
Holy crap! My hometown!
this video got recommended to me, and i clicked it because fatal frame is one of my favorite horror game series, and it was so interesting to watch you explore a real abandoned japanese mansion ! you have a new sub from me :)
I'm not even scared, I am sad how time can change a lot, memories inside of the house makes me happy and sad at the same time.
Great explore! You guys are so brave to do this and share with us all!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much Mr. Ronnin for sharing with us your travel tour from different abandoned houses, so interesting. I just pray you and your team will always be safe in every houses you visit. More power👍
Thanks to you and the team for sharing this great video.. 🙏
Hi! expat here from the States lol. I LOVE the Fatal Frame series so seeing this is really giving me vibes and joy.
Side note: There is no poison ivy in Japan, it's native only to Northern US. Also those wooden "slippers" geta are still common here in Japan, just mainly worn in the summer with summer kimono or yukata. Love the content! Keep it up!
Im starting to play the series right now! And really? Ugh idk what is it then. I still have a bit of it on my arm :/ i was hoping they had some poison ivy cream in japan but they dont. Maybe youre right though and its not poison ivy
@@SteveRonin Maybe poison oak or poison sumac? Idk if they exist in Japan or not either, might be good to do a quick google search of common poisonous plants in Japan so you know what to look out for when exploring and how to treat any more rashes lol.
Love your videos started watching couple of weeks. I saw you with bigbangz and abandoned world explorer and so I started watching your video's. I don't watch alot of others just so far the 3 of you. Never new these videos existed. Thanks guys for the videos
Brah we have Poison Ivy in the south too 😂 shits everywhere on the east coast.
expat in japan are toxic people.
Great video as always, so creepy but I enjoyed watching up to the very end. Thank you for all the hardwork Steve. We appreciate it so much. Keep safe and God bless
Glad you enjoyed it
I can imagine how beautiful it was before it became abandoned. Truly creepy though. Enjoying the Japan series👏 looking forward for more:)
It really is! Stay tuned for more ;)
Amazing place! Japan seems to be a treasure trove of abandoned places and with very little vandalism.
Yakuza thugz bruuuh 😆
cuz they learn manners
Viewer from Pennsylvania. Great video. The word that came to my mind throughout the video was sadness. That home is incredibly sad it was left to decay. A beautiful building. It must have been magnificent at one time. Incredible all the things left behind. Especially all the photos, incense, dolls and figurines. It must have been adorned with such lovely items. Thanks for the video.
Absolutely beautiful! So sad to see the weather damage. Super creepy!
Great place! Even if it wasn’t haunted 🙄 it’s scary going into any abandoned mansion on top of a mountain in the middle of nowhere in another country!! Thx Steve!
Just discovered your videos....love them so im bingeing on your vides today! Love that you try to do history of the sites
Say hello from Japan. The Japanese wooden houses are easy to collapse here in Japan. Fortunately, abandoned houses are disturbed by robbers since we always respect others belonging. Your videography is stunning. I like it! Keep up that hard work 🐎
That bulb fell to warn you to stop moving things around...
Thank you for not exploring alone!
yess
i appreciate Steve's videos bcs he's not over the top even when the place is genuinely scary.
TikTok brought me here! Looking forward for your collaboration with Zarckaroo in the Philippines soon. Thank you for this content, Steve.
From California but living in Ensenada, MX right now. Love your videos, Steve. So beautiful and wonderful cinematography,
Hello Silvia how are you doing today
Absolutely loved watching this episode in Japan Ronin, you do such a n amazing job lve been following your channel for some time now you were born for this ❤
Steve, I have been watching you for a long time and you are the #1 best of all the explorers. I am from South Carolina
I don't mind being one of the few Americans that know about the Fatal Frame series but it makes me happy to hear someone else talk about it
Have you played them all? I had to Google it and after this video, I'm going to check UA-cam for clips or game play
Hi from Malaysia! My mom and grandma used to have those ‘wooden slippers’- we call them clogs-Chinese ones were painted red and the front was pointed down so you could roll them forward and could walk faster, even through wet areas like the market or a flooded street or a freshly washed and scrubbed kitchen. The ghosts in her old house definitely wore clogs-you could hear the very distinctive sound Cluk-cluk-cluk! even though by then no one used such clogs anymore in the 90s!
Thanks for the info!
We indonesian still have it in the very traditional house or mosque. That sound is creepy in silence
I’m from VA. And this is one of my favorite ones u have done there are a few favorites but this takes the cake soo beautiful and the haunted part very cool hope u have more like this 🤗
Love watching your videos. Don't miss a one of them. From Toccoa GA
Greetings from Malaysia. I always enjoy watching Steve Ronin's explorations to all those abandoned places near and far... there's always some kind of sadness and creepiness watching those ruins and deterioration, knowing that once upon a time people really lived and breathed in there. Thanks Steve for all your videos.... I've learnt a lot from them. 🥰
Xsilap, dia ni prnh ke Malaysia juga. Ke tmpt kondo yg roboh tu, sory xigt nmanya..
@@rosnaniibrahim1301 highlandtower...dia sama2 dorang exploring with josh..
Oh this one was super creepy. the audio at 42:59 and 43:01 Sounds like a "EHH!" twice.
Yes, I hear that too. It's like an audio catch of EM's.
as i go through the video, I imagining how good the house was during its glorious days. its so big and many rooms. you can also imagine how wealthy the owner was.
its just sad that it was ransacked before it was filmed. I believed that the owner didn't leave house in that condition. clothes, books, pictures, old items... its scattered everywhere.
thanks for sharing this video
This is a great view of the bldg you’re at today! I’d say there’s different action and making action and sound! You’re great! 🌝💙
I think that place was absolutely beautiful! I mean, creepy AF, but still!! The wall artwork was stunning - the cranes, lotus's etc - WOW!!
The western style room really weirded me out. The fact it looks completely untouched, unlike the rest, was strange.
I think the smaller house may have been the gatehouse, due to its proximity to the front entrance of the property. But the way it looks, well, it's like the got up one morning and decided to just get dressed and walk out the front door, never to return.
Thanks for doing this video! It was really interesting, and can't wait to see the next one!!
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Steve, I agree with you. The mansion was looted. Yet, the house should have been taken care of. The many possessions either taken by the owners, sold or given away. The house should have been sold and not left to go derelict. Shame on the family for abandoning it. They had so much, a shear abundance of everything, and then to just leave it is inexcusable. The poor father, who worked so hard to be successful and provide everything to his wife and children, and for them, who were so spoiled, to leave wonderful possessions and equipment behind, shame on them. Very un-Japanese.
Probably because it was haunted they left in a hurry.
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Or quite potentially were having issues with the yakuza.
@@miscalotastuff733 Yakuza out in the middle of the woods?
@_Just_Another_Guy what better place to do drug trades and other business. Happens around here with the gangs and moonshiners.
Magnificent and interesting exploration like your other videos, architecture and nature collides, thats cool!
Evening Steve!
Claire from Northern Ireland checking in. Just found your channel very recently,love your content. As I'm an older Mum and Nan, I have to say you're very respectful ,which I like very much. I'm making my way through all your vlogs ATM. Here's a northern Ireland saying for you "Keep 'er lit lad!" Meaning keep doing what you're doing ,it's awesome!!! Luv it!!!! 💚
What an incredible place this was once. I'm always fascinated by the glass doors opening into the outdoors & the shoji inside. Beautiful simplicity!
Glad you enjoyed it
Happy I pick up my phone. Sitting at work. Trying to watch your video. ❤❤❤
Wow! Thank you for sharing this mansion! I'd love to visit Japan and do some exploring there someday! Amazing video! I love abandoned places!
Steve you & Dave are a great team!
Haha always fun with Dave!
the spirit of owner in that house still there specially the lady and a girl 8 to 12yrs old.keepsafe always Steve🙏❤
It's a shame such beautiful art left to rot, it once was a majestic mansion... My mother was Japanese.. I was born in Tokyo Japan in 1956
Hello Sue how are you doing today
The Kanji (Chinese writing) on the hallway is an old Chinese cursive calligraphy, read from right to left is '氣象萬千' 'qi xiang wan qian' meaning ' Majestic, grand, mighty, spectacular, changeful prospect and wonderful panorama.'
Yay it’s Steve!!! Love it! THIS MANSION IS SPOOKY! watching from NJ! USA! 🥰🥰🥰
I’m from Canada, I just subscribed to your channel, love your passion for the abandoned ! Keep it up!
Awesome! Thank you!
I have watched a number of other people's posts, first time watching yours's and I always google the property afterwords for any history, and most are successful, and I read every single word to understand it's existents up to the day it stands abandoned. Love your post scarry yet satisfying.
Thank you for the amazing tour of the old way of Japanese life. I definitely think the castle is haunted but probably because so many people have come in to ransack it. You were so respectful...they were just letting you know they were there. Can't wait to watch more of your videos.
Glad you enjoyed it
It was definitely haunted. Surprising part is some of the spirit spoke Japanese, English and Cantonese. Here are some of the EVPs in this video:
7:31 "Do ten no?" (Not sure what this means in Japanese)
8:31 "Kirin?" (Japanese?)
8:39 "Wa ta tashi" (Japanese?)
10:56 "Horush shi te" (Japanese?)
12:48 "I see that he wants to be with him" (weird to hear English spoken)
12:51 "I can't believe he would do this." (English again)
12:56 "Saas Tung Ke?" (Japanese?)
13:46 [Female voice but can't tell what was said.]
14:00 "I want to make sure that he's going to leave."
14:05 "I'm sure they will leave."
14:06 "I didn't see it." (very loud and clear)
14:07 "Quiet. You can see that's cruel."
14:11 "I'm so hungry for food."
14:14 "Well, you brought it to me."
14:23 "Say bak guai" (Cantonese? Sounds like "damn white guy" in Cantonese.)
14:26 "Chin guo whoa" (Cantonese? Sounds like an common expression meaning "you're think you're better than us in Cantonese.")
15:32 "Dah shim"
15:48 "That's horrible." (Dave might have said this. Hard to tell.)
19:57 "Terrorize him now."
23:10 "Ngo diew nay yah" (Cantonese? Roughly translated, it sounds like "F__k you" in Cantonese.)
24:35 "Ngo dah ni" (Cantonese? Means "I hit you" in Cantonese.)
27:36 "Who is it?"
27:44 "Klo kin qua" (Japanese?)
39:26 Another EVP caught here, but don't understand language.
39:44 "Hot rein ta da" (Japanese?)
40:27 "Leaving?" (Not sure if it was Dave)
41:15 "Eff fari" (Japanese?)
41:31 "Get down!" (very loud and clear)
43:01 You try to open a drawer and a voice said "quit it!" very loudly.
43:19 "Loss his balance."
43:46 "Don't swing it." (could be Dave saying it)
44:51 "Go down now!" (very loud)
Hi from Cincy, Oh! Always amazing!❤
Great video Steve really enjoyed this thanks for sharing 👍 so interesting to see it as it all is now, can't wait for the next video drop take care ❤👍
Watching from Minnesota! Great video!
I love your videos Steve and appreciate all the work you put into them!
My pleasure!
@@SteveRonin Steve, you have been my favorite explorer for years and I feel honored to receive a direct reply! You always show the utmost respect no matter the circumstance. Weather it's something broken in a hoarder house or a fragile piece of porcelain in a castle, you are so gentle when picking things up or needing to move something. No matter what it is, you respect that it once held meaning to someone. I also love watching you together with Dan and Josh. The three of you are the perfect combination of Calm, Humor and Energy! So much love, gratitude and admiration from Saline, Michigan.
Love your videos❤ How about if you do a separate video on more of the history of these people? There are many of us that love all things history. Might push your subscribers to over a million😊
Hey Steve! Awesome video as always! The haunted explorations are so thrilling, and this spot in Japan is definitely one of the best yet. Can't wait to see more from this series! Sharing the video now, and fingers crossed for those 5000+ thumbs up so we can get that ghost hunt! Greetings from The Philippines! 🇵🇭👻🎉📹
😮 incredible video Steve love your abandon exploration ❤️🤘🏼
What an awesome tour. Thanks for this! Made my day!
That is such an awesome find…. Super great! Thanks Steve!
Glad you enjoyed it
I don't think it was meant to be spooky but it was really spooky. And the activity you caught is one of the most impressive I have seen, because it was not intentional.
Japan’s mountains and woods are full of mystery and magic…
The wooden slippers are called getas.
Oh i for got 😊😊from philippines..
I can imagine and feel how have the family lived here..
This place has this sort of peaceful serenity... And nature is all surrounded.
Thank you Steve again. I like your videos so much! Greetings from Finland 😊.
Glad you like them!
The storage at 10:31 is Disaster Supplies Warehouse that belongs to Tsurudachi Island Third Residents' Association, so people manage to use this place as an Evacuation point
I FINALLY FOUND YOU!!! GOSH NICE VIDEO TOO SO CREEPY AND SPOOKY!!! But that mansion did look beautiful!
Thank you so much!!
Just found you guys! My new favorite channel!❤❤❤❤
Yay! Thank you!
Love your explorations!!!
Always wear mask whenever you entered an old and moldy places.
That place is certainly haunted love your videos keep them coming ❤
Thank you! Will do!
From San Diego, great video! Thank you!
Watching you from Florida since 15k subs. You're the best at Urbex, Steve! Be safe!🌴🏖🌊💝
I love what you do. I have been watching your videos for a while now. Very cool. 👍
Hello C how are you doing today
Thank you very much!
The stuff you captured in this exploration is just out of this world😍
Hello Sara how are you doing today
First time viewer from Australia. Love your work!!
Awesome! Thank you!
From Florida & you’re still awesome. I enjoy your videos. Ty
Every countries have their own hauntings. Not alot of people wants to deal with the super naturals. Stay safe and becareful as you and your friends explore those abandoned places that are haunted.
Well said
As an urban explorer myself I've found that humans are much scarier than apparitions.
True, the real hauntings are humans that leave scars behind.
Hey Steve thanks for the amazing videos. Tons of love from south Africa. Stay safe
Hello Cindy how are you doing today
@@NelsonAnthony-xs7fd good thanks and u
Great video. I enjoyed the history of the home. Good job catching weird happenings.
Glad you enjoyed it
Hello from Bali - Infonesia. Oohh boy this is scary. You’re crazy Steve.Its amazing video. I enjoyed the video and got goosebumps. Steve, you did very good job.
This video gave me real goosebumps, it's definitely haunted and you guys captured a lot of going on there. The doors move and slam, it means "get out" or could be saying "welcome to our mansion". I agreed that the beautiful colorful lotus slide door @21:50 was probably customized and handmade. To be honest, watching this video I can sense the sadness in the mansion but the 2nd other house isn't. Anyways, glad you guys made it back safe at the end.
What a cool but creepy place. I love the artwork on the doors and walls.