Three Strange Japanese Bones Incidents

Summary

This video delves into several eerie and unresolved cases involving human remains found in strange places across Japan. The cases range from a mysterious protest involving bones, a hidden skeleton discovered in a theme park, to a family unknowingly living with the remains of a missing relative for years. Each story is shrouded in mystery, leaving viewers with unsettling questions and no clear answers. The video explores these bizarre incidents, shedding light on Japan’s dark and enigmatic history of unsolved mysteries.

Takeaways

• 😀 The script explores unusual and seemingly unsolved cases involving human bones found in Japan, often tied to bizarre stories or incidents.
• 😀 The first case revolves around a TV Tokyo broadcast disruption, where an irate fan sent human remains to the station as a protest over a delayed anime episode.
• 😀 The human bones sent to TV Tokyo were small, cremated remains, possibly from a family member of the sender, though their identity remains unknown.
• 😀 Despite an investigation, the person who sent the bones was never identified, and no closure was ever achieved regarding the incident.
• 😀 The second case involves the discovery of a human skeleton near Universal Studios Japan, which had been left for approximately two years before being found.
• 😀 The remains were discovered by a park employee and later determined to be the skeleton of a man aged between 60 and 70, with the cause of death still unknown.
• 😀 There was speculation that the skeleton may have been abandoned by someone nearby, possibly a family member attempting to conceal the death, though no evidence of foul play was found.
• 😀 The third case is about a missing person in Kasagi, where a man who had vanished five years earlier was found dead in his own room, left unnoticed by his siblings.
• 😀 The discovery of the man's skeleton after five years raised many questions, particularly about the family's failure to notice the body’s decomposition.
• 😀 The case stirred suspicions of potential foul play, pension fraud, or neglect, though no evidence was found to support any of these theories.
• 😀 Despite the eerie and unsettling nature of these incidents, most of the cases remain unsolved, and the investigation into them seems to have stalled.

Q & A

What was the unusual protest related to the anime 'Inukami' and TV Tokyo's broadcast schedule?

The protest involved a person sending a package containing human bones to TV Tokyo, following a delayed broadcast of the anime 'Inukami.' The sender expressed their frustration over the delay, which caused viewers to miss the episode. The bones were likely the remains of a family member who had been cremated.

How did TV Tokyo respond to the strange protest?

TV Tokyo issued a statement addressing the incident, stating that they would strive to make things clearer for viewers in case of future schedule changes. They did not apologize but showed they had reflected on the situation to avoid similar disruptions.

Why were the bones sent to TV Tokyo considered to be human remains?

Forensic testing revealed that the bones were human and measured between 3 to 4 cm in length. They were cremated remains, suggesting that the sender might have used the ashes of a family member for the protest.

What are the theories surrounding the identity of the sender who mailed the bones?

The sender's identity remains unknown, but there are theories that the bones may have belonged to a family member or potentially to a victim of the sender. The bones were sent in an effort to communicate frustration over the broadcast delay.

What was the discovery at Universal Studios Japan in 2022?

An employee discovered a human skull and other bones while working around the outskirts of the park. Upon further investigation, the authorities found a complete skeleton with clothing, but the cause of death was undetermined.

How did the authorities determine the age of the person whose skeleton was found near Universal Studios Japan?

An autopsy determined the person was likely between 60 and 70 years old. The skeleton had been decomposed for two years, which led authorities to believe the person had died around that time.

Why do authorities suspect that the skeleton found near Universal Studios Japan may not be the result of a murder?

Authorities believe the skeleton was not the result of murder because there were no signs of trauma or foul play. The body was likely abandoned unlawfully, with no reports of a missing person matching the description.

What theory is proposed regarding the abandonment of the body near Universal Studios Japan?

One theory suggests that the skeleton was abandoned by a family member or someone nearby, potentially to continue receiving the deceased person's pension money, a phenomenon not uncommon in Japan.

What was discovered in the home of three elderly siblings in Kasagi, Aichi Prefecture, in 2020?

The middle sister discovered a human skeleton in the room of her missing brother, who had disappeared five years earlier. The siblings had not reported his disappearance until much later, and the skeleton was confirmed to be that of the missing brother.

Why did the family of the missing brother wait five years before reporting his disappearance?

The siblings, particularly the middle sister, believed their brother would eventually return. They had been living in a cluttered home, which may have contributed to not noticing the decomposing body. The family only reported the disappearance after five years, which raised questions about their involvement.