Creepy - Day 4 - Kisaragi Station

Episode Date: October 4, 2018

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Creepy presents. The 31 days of horror. Day 4. Kisaragi Station. This was an actual thread on Tuchin, a Japanese image board. thread translated and compiled for easier reading by VG Person A Tuchan story from 2004

posted in the middle of a thread called Post about strange occurrences around you, thread 26. The poster was anonymous at first, but started attaching their name later. For your convenience, the first voice you hear indicates post made by the thread creator, Hasumi. Any other voices are from random Tuchan.

fan users. Please enjoy this story. This may just be my imagination, but can I post it anyways? Go ahead. What's going on? I've been riding a certain train for a while, but something seems off. Hmm. I always take this train to work, but it hasn't stopped at any stations for the past 20 minutes or so. It usually only takes five minutes, seven or eight at worst. Oh, and there's five other passengers, but they're all sleeping.

Did you take the express train by mistake? Is it a high-speed train? Well, it's possible I may have just missed my stop. I'll wait a little longer. If anything else strange occurs, I might bring it up here. Try going to the car on the end to see the conductor, maybe? It would be really bad if the driver had an epileptic fit or something. You should check on the conductor.

Still not a sign of stopping. All right, I'll go take a look. There were blinds or something covering the window, so I couldn't see the conductor or the driver. The route is a private rail lane in Shizuoka. Knock on the window? I tried that, but nobody answered. Can you see out the window?

Names of stations you're passing, etc.? We came out of a tunnel, so we're dropping speed slightly. I usually aren't any tunnels, though. It's a train from Shin Hamamatsu. Looks like we're finally stopping at a station. You aren't going to get off there, are you? We're stopped at Kisaragi Station? I wonder if I should get off.

Never been heard of this place before. Definitely check it out. No, stay on until the last stop. Oh, but it's probably already departing now. When did you get on the train? I've gotten off the train. The station's unmanned. I believe I got on the train at 1140.

I'm not finding any information on Kisaragi Station. And Hesumi, your train was going for over an hour? Well, that's really strange. Yeah, I'm not getting any results for Kisaragi Station. I'm looking for a schedule to get back, but I can't find one. The train is still stopped, so it would probably be safest just to get back on. Well, I left while I was riding that. Is there anyone nearby or any buildings?

It's cold out, so be careful. I'll look for a taxi from the station. Thank you very much. Sounds good. Take care. Way past the last train at an unmanned station. Really questionable if you'll have any luck finding a taxi there. And so, Hasumi became an inhabitant of the two-dimensional world. There don't seem to be any taxis anywhere.

Hmm. Call 1-10. Call the taxi company? If there's a telephone booth nearby, look up a taxi company in the phone book, and call. I called home and asked to be picked up, but neither of my parents seemed to know where Kisaragi's station is. They'll look for it on maps so they can come get me, but I'm getting a little scared now. What about the others? Are you the only one who got off the train?

I checked online too, and the name of the Kisaragi station isn't coming up. Am I wrong in assuming it's around Shin Hamamatsu? I'll check Yahoo. I looked for a public phone, and there's nothing. And no one else got off, so I'm alone now. And it's definitely called Kisaragi. Sometimes they have phones outside the station. Looking into it, apparently it's written with the kanji-fur devil,

but it's read Kisaragi. Devil Station? Yikes. Are you a gaming nerd? Because a game comes up if you Google it. Tell us the name of the stations before and after Kurosaki. What do you mean a game? It doesn't say what the next and previous stations are. Walk back along the track. If you start running now, we might catch up to the train.

There must be houses around the station. Right? Uh, yes, there are. I didn't quite notice since I was panicking. I'm waiting for my parents to call while walking along the track. I tried checking town information on eye mode, but it gave me a point error or something. I just want to go home. There's really just nothing here.

All I can see are fields and mountains. But I think I'll be able to make it back if I go down the track, so I'll just keep pushing on. Thank you very much. Treat this as a joke, if you will, but can I come to you if I encounter any more trouble? Of course. Just be careful out there. Just make sure you don't run out of battery. Your phone's your lifeline right now.

Don't get lost. Be careful in the tunnel. Huh. You can get a signal out in the middle of nowhere. I kind of think you shouldn't stray far from the station. All alone on a cold night at a station with no attendance. Soon the lights could go out and it would be pitch black. It really might be safest to wait for daybreak at the station, though.

Oh, geez. This sounds bad. call from my father and he had so many questions but simply couldn't find my location. I've been told to call 1.10, which I'm a little opposed to doing, but I guess I'll try asking them to help me now. I really think you should wait until it gets a ladder before you do anything. Waiting all alone in the dead of the night? And in an ominous place? Yikes. Going through a tunnel alone in the dead of night? And on some ominous train line? Yikes. I called 110 and tried my absolute best to explain this situation,

but they thought it was all a joke and got angry at me. So I got scared and apologized. Apologized for what? Should probably give up for today. Wait for the first train. What's it like around the station? What's there? I hear what sounds like a beating drum mixed with some kind of bell way off in the distance.

Honestly, I have no idea what to do at this point. Get back to the station for now, Husumi. It's best to return to where you started when you're lost. Here's where it gets going. You're not having a festival or what? You might think I'm kidding, but I'm too scared to look behind me. I do want to go back to the station, but I won't dare turn around. Run.

And don't look back. You can't go back to the station now. Run through the tunnel. I'm sure you'll find you're not far. Someone behind me yelled, Hey, don't walk on the track. That's dangerous. And I looked around expecting to see an attendant and saw a one-legged old man, but he vanished. I think I'm too scared to move.

I told you not to look back, man. Run! Calm down and listen to Big Brother, okay? Check out where the drums are coming from. There's bound to be somebody playing it. Where the hell are you planning to take Asumi? Why'd you know it was an old man if it was just a single leg? Uh, I think Asumi meant an old... man who lost one of his legs.

Must have been an old man who died and lost his leg after walking along the track. I can't walk or run any further. The drumming sound is getting a little closer. Wait for dawn. It won't be scary in the daylight. I'm glad I stayed on the train. I'm still alive, but I fell and started bleeding and broke a heel. So I'm sitting still on the ground. I don't want to die now.

It should be safe if you leave the tunnel. Once you get out of there, call for help. Immediately. I called home and dad's calling the police, but the sound just keeps getting closer. I hope to God that's not the sound of a train. I finally managed to make it to the front of the tunnel. The name says Isanuki. The sound's still getting closer, so I'm going to leave the tunnel.

If I'm safe once I get out of the tunnel, I'll post again. This is the end. Forget about the trains and stations. Forget about going back. Forget about someone chasing you. The sound you're hearing is just something you imagined. Run out of the tunnel. If you stop, you'll only succumb to something which does not belong in this world.

I left the tunnel. There's someone up ahead. It looks like all your advice was right after all. Thank you so much. My face is such a mess from tears. You might just mistake me for a monster. Wait. Hasumi!

Don't die on us. Stop. That can't be good. There? This late at night? He seems gentle and was worried for me. He called the train to take me to the nearest station. Apparently there's some sort of business hotel there. I'm truly, truly thankful to all of you.

Hasumi, please answer me this one thing. Can you ask that man what this place is? Is he really gentle? It kind of sounds scary from what you said. That guy's no good. Why is he by the track at this hour? He must have been a corpse or something. Hasumi, run!

I asked him where it was, and he said Hina. That seems extremely unlikely, though. Hasumi, get off the train. Excuse me, Hasumi? Where's Haina? We've been headed towards the mountains for some time. Really doesn't strike me as a place where trains would go. And he stopped talking to me entirely.

Probably because you're constantly messing with your phone. Oh, no, oh no. Did you contact your parents after you got out of the tunnel and received aid from this guy? Assumi, please call 110. This might be your last chance. My battery's almost run out. Things are getting strange, so I think I'm going to make a run for it. He's been talking to himself about bizarre things for a while now.

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