Haunted Histories: The Jomon Tunnel and Ghost Trains

This chapter investigates the haunted history of the Jomon Tunnel in Hokkaido, Japan, revealing its eerie connection to laborers who died during its construction and ancient practices of human sacrifice. Alongside ghostly tales surrounding spectral trains, notably Lincoln's funeral train, the discussion emphasizes how folklore and supernatural narratives shape dark tourism and communal grief. The chapter reflects on the significance of these ghost stories, their cultural roots, and the mysteries surrounding hauntings in iconic locations like the White House.