[Images: Bunch]
One of the most common horror tropes in Japanese horror involve taxis, with stories of scary passengers or terrifying drivers.
Comic magazine Bunch tweeted out several pages from a manga called Yokai Hayashi, with the word “hayashi” (囃子) meaning a traditional type of Japanese orchestra.
Here are all four pages in the original Japanese.
「月刊コミック@バンチ10月号」絶賛発売中!夏にピッタリなホラー読み切り、『怪談囃子』で涼しくなりませんか? pic.twitter.com/V4gEgDf2aO
— @バンチ/ゴーゴーバンチ/くらげバンチ (@Bunch_Shincho) August 22, 2017
Below are same pages with English annotations. Be sure to click through them in order!
英訳だ pic.twitter.com/6BPmwrz1nr
— タッド (@fake1up2down) August 22, 2017
On Twitter, people are praising the clever comic timing and structure, saying how it’s a novel and fresh take.
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Why are you posting this at night, god damn