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This analysis compares rumors about Nishiyama Park, Wakasa no Sato Park, and Sanrihama Buffer Green Space in Fukui Prefecture with publicly available information from the prefecture and other sources. The existence of a website listing these locations does not prove the existence of the phenomena, nor does the absence of information in official guides automatically prove the non-existence of the events...

This article compares rumors about Fukui Youth Sports Park, Kitano-sho Castle Ruins, and Asuwa-yama in Fukui City, separating them into web pages and prefectural facility/tourist guides. The presence of paranormal rumors on a webpage does not necessarily mean that any phenomena or incidents have been confirmed. This article focuses on the uses and history supported by official documents, and the sources of the information...

We compared external rumors and local government facility records for each of the following parks in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture: Northern Park, Daijoji Hill Park, and Kenmin Seaside Park. The presence of rumors does not necessarily mean that events or strange occurrences have taken place. We have only considered the locations, facilities, and land histories of the parks we were able to confirm, along with official documents...

We compared external rumor-shaking websites with publicly available documents from Gifu City regarding Umebayashi Park, Kinomoto Park, and Gifu Park in Gifu City, Gifu Prefecture. The presence of a rumor and the occurrence of the described phenomenon are not the same thing. This time, we separated the park information verifiable from official documents from the specific claims of each rumor, and verified them...

This compares publicly available information about the stages at Fudeyama Park, Godaisan Park, and Jōsei Park in Kōchi City with descriptions from pages listing haunted locations. It's important to note that the facts surrounding rumors are separate from actual events or occurrences. The ranking is based not on how scary the locations are, but on factors such as transparency of sources, context of the location, safety information, and the recency of the information.

This study compares the paranormal rumors surrounding Tannoike Park, Hosoe Park, and Shizuoka Prefectural Forest Park in Kikugawa City and Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, and examines how much of this can be verified using records kept by the local governments and park managers. The rankings and scores reflect the transparency and specificity of the records, assessing the level of fear, danger, and veracity of the alleged supernatural occurrences...

This study will compare information from external websites listing paranormal rumors about Nogikawa Park, Gappo Park, and Heiwa Park (Aomori City, Aomori Prefecture) with descriptions on the official Aomori City website, one location at a time. Without assuming the existence of ghosts, the study will compare verifiable claims regarding the park's location, facilities, and scenery with those that cannot be supported by official documents...

This study compares specific rumors about Hitotsumori Park, Senshu Park, and Omoriyama Park in Akita City, Akita Prefecture, with information from the Akita City government's official website, starting with details found on paranormal information websites. The aim is not to determine the presence of ghosts, but rather to organize information about the history, structure, and usage of these locations, and to see how much of this can be confirmed through other sources...

This article analyzes three rumors surrounding a park in Yamagata Prefecture, breaking down the claims made by the source and comparing them with publicly available information from the local government and park administrators. Without assuming the existence of supernatural phenomena, the article organizes each claim based on what can be confirmed in the written text, such as the structure of the castle ruins, the park's uses, events, and mentions of accidents. This article is...

This analysis compares the information provided by the source with the information available on the official municipal websites regarding paranormal rumors surrounding parks in Miyagi Prefecture. The three locations covered are Daihara Forest Park, Asahiyama Park, and Tsutsujigaoka Park. All rumors presented here are unverified, and the existence of the source pages, votes, and personal accounts are...