Ajia Nettai Kaidan

[Machine Translation] The writer, who has lived in Thailand for 20 years, introduces tales of strange happenings in the deepest parts of Asia. The author introduces a series of mysterious tales from a fire scene where a large number of people died, a series of car accidents, a hotel where guests are not informed of "appearances," a snack bar where spirits visit every night, a mysterious zebra figurine, a rickshaw ghost (?), and more. ), to mysterious zebra figurines and rickshaw ghosts (? ). What do the belief in spirits rooted in Thailand and Japan have in common? An attempt to explore Southeast Asian culture and tourist spots through the lens of ghost stories. This is the definitive edition covering everything from classic ghost stories to the latest modern tales.

タイ在住二〇年の作家が紹介する、アジア最深部に広がる怪異譚。大量の死者が出た火災現場で起こる怪異、なぜか続発する交通事故現場、宿泊客には知らされない「出る」ホテル、霊が毎夜やってくるスナックから、謎のシマウマの置物や人力車の幽霊(?)まで、一挙紹介。タイに根づく精霊信仰と日本の共通項とは何か。東南アジアの文化や観光スポットを、怪談を切り口に探究する試み。古典的な怪談から最新の現代奇譚までを網羅した決定版。