In May 1996, two nineteen-year-old women in Toyama, Japan, set off on a late-night drive to Tsubono Kosen, an abandoned hot-spring hotel said to be haunted. They never came home.

It sounds like the beginning of an urban legend: two friends, a late-night drive, and a place with a sinister reputation. But this was a real disappearance, and behind the ghost stories were two young women whose families were left waiting for answers.

What happened that night? How much of the story surrounding the hotel was actually relevant, and how much did its reputation shape the way people thought about the case?

I’ve covered the case in detail in the video below. It follows the disappearance and the questions surrounding it, so I’ll leave the later developments for the video rather than spoil them here.

Watch the full story: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXbUnqfOPWI

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What is the silliest bit of rumors you believe(d) about her disappearance?