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Ancestors are believed to exist among the living during summer - particularly in the week of 'お盆' (Obon). My friend retells the story of the frightening experience he had with a deceased family member in his grandfather's home. My friend's grandfather lives in a squat, urban home an hour west of Nagoya city in Aichi prefecture. Squashed amongst factories and rusting sheds, the two-storey home was built mid-century with outdated tell-tale designs of rusted tin exterior, carpet-patched tatami flooring, and a single plastic-tub basin in the kitchen.
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