Hontou ni Atta Kowai Hanashi

ほんとにあった怖い話 · True Horror Stories

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NetworkFuji TV
Broadcast10 Jan 2004 – 20 Mar 2004
Episodes11 Episodes + 1 Special
Viewership—
Fan score 9.5 from 2 reviews
Genreshorror

Synopsis

The ominous address 6-6-6 Daiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo, does not exist on any map, yet letters mysteriously arrive at this house from all over Japan. Each and every letter is about something terrifying that actually happened to the writer. In this drama, Goro Inagaki, the resident of this house, will unseal the letters and introduce them to viewers.

Joining Inagaki will be a couple of elementary school children and psychic researchers. The program will consist of the following elements:


1. Story Re-creations
Each week viewers will see 3-6 mini-dramas that re-create the stories described in the letters. From script to presentation, the priority in production is on a level of realism that will surely send chills down viewers' spines.


2. Creepy Photographs
Guests in the studio will analyze spooky photographs sent in from viewers.


3. Documentaries
Reporters will travel to the actual scenes where frightening stories have taken place.

Synopsis: Fuji TV

Cast & characters 19 credited

Fan reviews 2 reviews

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Scary Stories--They're True Stories!!!

9 / 10

Kirari Ililah · 2004

Watching all the stories was frightning and they were all letters from people who experienced the super-natural beings...and the phots sent in were also creepy, which were actual photos from people in Japan...Not a drama but a show of Hauntings, kind of like "Weird Travels" on Travel Channel but these are events by people...I think the reinactments were GREAT!!!

The music theme was also frightnin, good thing I won't be getting the Soundtrack!!! Its great show if your into hauntings, but don't go under the covers if you say you enjoy these kind of stories!!!

Be aware that all pictures that had a bad Omen in this shown, were taken to a shrine and burned, so the sprirt in the picture may be at peace...

Goro is a ghost-fighting super hero?

10 / 10

eringi · 2004

Not really a Drama, I'd say, but this series is definately great. Goro is the head of the "‚Ù‚ñ•|ƒNƒ‰ƒu" which (much to my amusement) spends half of it's time taking pot shots at "Goro-sensei."

This show is probably not based on things REALLY happened but at least they're never boring. The Japanese flare for ghost stories is really brought about in this.

I'd say the scariest part is definately the ghost pictures.