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A kindly old woman offers weary travelers shelter for the night. But behind one forbidden door lies a horrifying secret. Discover the gruesome and tragic legend of Japan's Onibaba, the demon hag of Adachigahara, along with its strange variations, centuries-old poetry, and the real places said to be haunted by her story.

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