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Mainly, motifs of kaidan were from local legends or folk stories with uncertain origins and authors. Since the stories have relationship with local history, audiences felt they were become familiar to them. They are attractive not only they are scary, but sad, touching, and tell the results of obsession and persistence in the form of weird fantasies. Gradually in recent times, the dramaturgy of kaidan has become sophisticated. |
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A Ghost on Ichinichi Bridge |  |
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Seven Graves in Jikkanji | @ | |
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