The Sennichi Department Store fire in Osaka, Japan in 1973 was the most tragic fire since the end of the Second World War. 118 people lost their lives in a nightclub located in the building. The site is now the home of Bic Camera electronics shop and to this very day, people report ghostly sights and sounds. In episode 1 of the podcast, host Kevin O’Shea looks at this tragic moment in Japanese history and the spirits that linger to this very day in the Namba area of Osaka.
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The Sennichi Department Store fire in Osaka, Japan in 1973 was the most tragic fire since the end of the Second World War. 118 people lost their lives in a nightclub located in the building. The site is now the home of Bic Camera electronics shop and to this very day, people report ghostly sights and sounds. In episode 1 of the podcast, host Kevin O’Shea looks at this tragic moment in Japanese history and the spirits that linger to this very day in the Namba area of Osaka.
LIKE the Facebook Page:
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http://instagram.com/supernaturaljapan
Email me with questions, comments, ideas, and stories:
Follow Kevin on “X” - Twitter:
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Check out the Just Asia Podcast (Also hosted and produced by Kevin):
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/just-asia/id1674193428