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Original subtitles

my team travels to investigate the historic,

and reportedly haunted, island of Okinawa...

[Jessica] Is there anybody out here with us?

[ghostly voice] Just me.

[Jessica] Just me?

Did you jump from the cliffs here?

[ghostly voice] [indistinct]

[Jessica] Yeah, I was killed.

[Jessica] What you got?

[Phil] I think we got a tomb.

[Josh] Where countless souls perished

during World War Two,

and where locals think many of those restless spirits

may still linger.

[Nanae] [dubbing] Whatever attached itself to me

was wanting to escape the cave.

[Phil] So it could leave with you?

[Jessica] Oh, whoa!

[Josh] Thanks to an alarming rise in ghostly sightings,

and reports of paranormal activity...

[Airi] [dubbing] I actually once saw the spirit

of a soldier crawling on the beach there,

but he didn't have a bottom half.

He was cut off at the waist.

[Josh] But as Phil and Jess probe for answers,

they soon learn the hard way

why this place is known by some...

[Jessica] -Oh, Phil? [Phil] -Yeah?

[Jessica] Right behind you. Don't move, don't move!

[Josh]As the Island of the Dead.

[Jessica] Hello?

[opening theme]

[Jessica]Guys, I wanna talk to you

about Okinawa Island, Japan.

[Phil] -Ooh, sounds healthy. [Josh] -Sounds healthy?

[Phil] Yes.

Okinawa is one of the healthiest places on earth.

There are more people there

that live to be over a hundred years old

than pretty much anywhere else.

[Jessica] Look at you! Good for useless trivia.

[Phil] I am good for something...

[Jessica] I love it!

Well, it's not Okinawa's long lives

that I'm interested.

It's actually their long deaths.

[Phil] -Mm! [Josh] -Ah! Haunted Okinawa.

Alright, surprise, surprise,

Jess has a paranormal angle for us here.

Is this because of the World War Two history?

[Jessica] That's what believers say.

They say that Okinawa's dark history is alive and well,

and right now, in fact,

paranormal sightings are on the rise.

[Josh] On the rise? Okay.

Well, I mean, look, this place does have

an extraordinary history, and some of it very bloody,

and so if there's a place in Japan

that's going to be haunted, it may well be there.

[suspense music]

[Josh] At 66 miles long and seven miles wide,

Okinawa is the smallest of Japan's five main islands,

but it has a sizable history.

Okinawa's origins trace back

to the Ryukyu Kingdom,

which fiercely battled Japan for independence

after its formation in the 15th Century.

It is only in 1879,

when Japan finally annexes the island

and renames it Okinawa.

But the independent spirit of the Okinawans remains

with their own distinct language,

culture, and their own religion.

The Ryukyu faith centers around a strong bond

between the living and the dead,

believing the spirits of the deceased walk with us.

In April 1945, it is the site of the last,

and one of the bloodiest

major battles of World War Two.

Dogfights in the skies see Japanese pilots

engage in kamikaze suicide missions

into US battleships.

On land, Allied tanks

battle stubbornly entrenched Japanese troops.

To escape the ferocious conflict,

Okinawans hide in the vast networks

of caves on the island.

Tragically, many would never re-emerge.

In the end, over 12,000 American soldiers

die on Okinawa,

but that's dwarfed by the 90,000 deaths

of Japanese soldiers, and over 100,000 deaths

of Okinawan civilians.

It's no wonder many Japanese refer to Okinawa

as the Island of the Dead.

The military presence on Okinawa

is felt to this day, with 32 separate US bases.

But paranormal believers say the legacy of conflict

is felt in other ways,

with numerous reports of hauntings

all over the island.

There are sightings of phantom soldiers

on Okinawa's pristine beaches.

Frightening voices are heard all over the island,

and those who visit Okinawa's maze

of subterranean caves

have reported overwhelming feelings

of oppressive energy.

Amongst the many strange recent accounts to emerge,

two are particularly chilling.

The first is a recording

captured by a scuba diver just offshore.

If you listen carefully,

some say you can hear an angry voice say,

"Get out of here."

[ghostly voice]Get out of here.

[Josh] And then, there's serviceman Kenny Stokes,

who sent me this video message

about a recent ghostly experience.

[Kenny] You have the running path,

and then you have the beach,

and as I'm going around this bend,

I start to notice a figure getting close to me

as I'm jogging.

What it looked like to be a male

in his at least eighties or nineties.

And as I'm going by,

I start to know a couple of things

about his facial features.

The first was his eyes.

They were completely blacked out.

And then, his mouth was completely blacked out too.

He had a smile that actually came up

to the sides of his ears.

His body is facing straight,

and it's continuing in the path

that I've just came from, and his head turns around

and it's completely staring at me.

The lower half of his body was actually faded away,

and his walk wasn't an actual walk.

It was as if he was floating away.

I knew what I was seeing wasn't a human.

[Josh] Shocking reports

of supernatural encounters on Okinawa are on the rise.

Has the historic tragedy of World War Two

forever trapped tens of thousands of souls

on the island?

[suspense music]

[Jessica] So, you have a small island

where hundreds of thousands of people died

in brutal, violent combat.

Combine that with the local belief

that ghosts walk amongst us,

and you've got some pretty active spirits.

[Phil] It's fascinating, but Jess, don't you think...

If this island's culture says that ghosts are everywhere,

then they may be the first

to see something they can't explain and say,

"Oh, it's gotta be a ghost."

[Josh] And also, a few generations ago,

this entire place was a battlefield,

and so, on some level,

it might be comforting for people

to imagine that their friends, their relatives,

are still with them, right?

But, then you have the testimony

of our marine, right?

So, clearly, not all of these experiences

are happening to native Okinawans.

[Jessica] That's true,

but I do think it's important to be sensitive to the culture

and understand it a little bit more.

So, I reached out to an Okinawan high priestess.

They're called Noro.

She kind of acts as a bridge between

the living and the dead, and she's had a lot

of paranormal experiences herself.

[Josh] I've heard of Noros.

They're kind of like a medium, right?

[Jessica] Yeah, exactly that.

And I also have a favor to ask you.

[Josh] Oh, boy!

[Jessica] Can you reach out to your contacts

and see if you can get us access to these cave systems?

Apparently, that's where

a lot of the paranormal activity takes place,

and nobody's investigated them yet.

[Josh] I will do my best.

I will try to turn on the charm.

No promises...

[Josh] But, in the meantime, let's kick off the mission,

get to Okinawa, investigate its haunted history,

and see what you can find.

[Phil] -Yeah. [Jessica] -Will do.

[Josh] Good luck in the Land of the Rising Sun.

[Jessica] Thanks.

[Josh] It's a 14-hour flight

from New York City to Tokyo, Japan.

Then, it's a three-hour flight from the Japanese mainland

to the archipelago of Okinawa.

[traditional Japanese music]

[Jessica] As many times as I've been to Japan,

I've never been this far south.

[Phil] It is Japan's southernmost island, right?

[Jessica] Yeah. I didn't expect it to be so tropical.

[Phil] It is like a tropical paradise here.

[Jessica] Not something that I normally

would associate with Japan off the top of my head.

[Phil] Right. This place is known for epic diving,

it has incredible forest,

yet we know it has this horribly tragic history

from just decades ago.

[Jessica] It is amazing how much history there is here.

[Phil] Do you know what else I'm looking for out here?

[Jessica] Hm?

[Phil] An old man with a creepy smile.

[Jessica] Oh, that story is freaky!

I mean, I feel like based on that evidence, the history,

the interviews that we have set up,

I really do think we're gonna encounter something.

I do feel like something's gonna happen.

[Phil] Okay.

[suspense music]

[Jessica] After navigating

through the capital city of Naha...

we arrive at the home of the Okinawan spiritual expert

that I've arranged for us to meet.

[knocks on the door]

[Airi] [foreign dialogue] [Phil] [foreign dialogue]

[Airi] [foreign dialogue]

[Jessica] Airi Sueyoshi is one of only three Noros

in all of Okinawa, so she's uniquely qualified

to speak to the island's paranormal history.

[Jessica] Airi-san, how does one become a Noro,

and what does that entail?

[Airi] [foreign dialogue]

[Airi] [dubbing]It's inherited.

It's from birth.

When you receive this gift, your life is a bit shortened

compared to a normal person's,

but you're capable of hearing the dead

and speaking to ghosts.

[Phil] Oh!

[Jessica] And then, how did you know

that you were blessed with this gift?

[Airi] [foreign dialogue]

[Airi] [dubbing]I've always been able

to converse with the dead

as far back as I can remember.

There are many different kinds of situations

where you can experience ghosts.

They can be seen as apparitions,

or they can be felt as a possession

or an attachment.

I am constantly in touch with the spirit world,

and that is where I offer guidance to people.

[Phil] So, I guess we...

We've come to you for some guidance ourselves.

Um... We've heard some accounts of people

both seeing and hearing, essentially, apparitions...

[Airi] Mm-hm.

[Phil] right in this area of the island.

What can you tell us about the history of this area,

have you heard any stories from this region as well?

[Airi] [foreign dialogue]

[Airi] [dubbing] Actually, this place is quite infamous

as a spiritual spot.

I often hear about people killing themselves,

jumping off the cliffs there.

This place also saw a lot of bloodshed

during World War Two,

and the water there is a good element

to manifest spirits.

[spooky sound effect]

[Airi] [dubbing]But there's a big difference

between death by accident and death by suicide.

If you die by suicide, usually the spirit

remains in that place with the same suffering

that the person experienced at the moment of the suicide.

[Jessica] Oh, so they have to replay it?

[Phil] That's awful.

[Airi] [foreign dialogue]

[Airi] [dubbing] Locals do not want to go over there.

[Phil] Why not?

[Airi] [dubbing] It is known as a place for ghosts.

I hear there are many tombs along the cliff sides.

I actually once saw the spirit of a soldier

crawling on the beach there,

but he didn't have a bottom half.

He was cut off at the waist.

[Phil] -No bottom? [Jessica] -Oh!

So, when we are out in this area exploring,

is there anything that we can bring with us to protect us

while we explore that area in the caves?

[Airi] [dubbing] Yes. I usually make talismans

for people seeking to protect themselves,

like this one here.

[Jessica] [foreign dialogue] [Phil] [foreign dialogue]

[Jessica] Airi makes us special talismans

to protect us during our investigation

but, before we go, she offers up an additional,

and somewhat more unorthodox layer of defense.

[Airi] [dubbing]This is a powerful spirit

called Habushu.

Don't be afraid by the snake.

One drink gives you strength.

[Jessica] Ah, okay.

[Airi] [foreign dialogue]

[Jessica] Thank you very much.

[Airi] -Thank you. [Phil] [foreign dialogue]

[suspense music]

[Jessica] Phil and I head out to Cape Maeda,

the area Airi told us about.

It's also the site of the underwater EVP

we heard with Josh,

and the location the marine reportedly crossed paths

with the smiling apparition.

[Jessica] Those were the cliffs

where people would jump off.

[Jessica] It's an awe-inspiring landscape,

until you remember its dark history.

[Jessica] Yeah...

It would be uncomfortable to be here at night.

[Phil] Yeah.

[Jessica] Um... That being said,

I do wanna replay that EVP.

I wanna see if you think that you actually hear it or not,

or do you think it's just strange water noises?

[Phil] Yeah.

[Jessica] Let me pull it up.

[Phil] I'm actually glad you brought this up,

because I keep thinking about it in that way where,

if you're told you're gonna hear words,

you hear words.

[Jessica] Yeah.

[Phil] But if you just listen to it point blank,

maybe it's just bubbles, but...

[Phil] Let me hear it one more time.

[Jessica] Alright, well, here, put it up to your ear.

That one right there.

[ghostly voice]Get out of here.

[suspense music]

[Jessica] I mean, I could hear it from here.

[Phil] I know...

but if you tell me there's words in there,

your brain can pick up patterns.

[Jessica] But that sounds... like someone talking.

[Phil] But it also sounds like bubbles.

[Jessica] Don't forget,

do you have your amulet for protection?

[Phil] Um... Let me double-check.

[Jessica] I think I got mine in my pocket.

[Phil] Got it.

Something else we need for protection.

[Jessica] I was hoping you'd ask me about that...

[Phil] Oh, it's gonna taste so bad.

[Jessica] Because I brought it.

I am going to take Airi's word for it

and just get as much protection as possible.

[Phil] Honestly, if that is the belief here,

that this offers you protection, then bottoms up.

[Jessica] After a quick sip

of our protective snake serum...

[Phil] Not as bad as I thought.

[Jessica] Night falls and we're ready

to begin our investigation.

[suspense music]

[Jessica] We start the night down on the beach

to get a lay of the land.

[Phil] -We go here? [Jessica] -What have you got?

[Phil] -What is that? [Jessica] -Oh, whoa!

What is it? Like, a tile?

[Phil] It's a... yeah,

it's like old ceramic, some kind of pottery.

[Jessica] Oh, hey, here's another piece.

[Phil] Oh, wow!

[Jessica] Yeah.

Where that would have come from?

[Phil] See that?

[Jessica] Oh, yeah, I do see that.

[Phil] Watch your step for snakes in here.

-Oh, [bleep]! [Jessica] -What you got?

[Phil] I think we got a tomb...

Look at that.

[Jessica] [breathes heavily]

[Phil] It's built into the cliff side here.

[Jessica] Oh, yeah, this is definitely man-made.

[Phil] Holy [bleep]!

[Jessica] Do you see anything back there?

[Phil] Oh, wow! There is a...

Yeah, I can see some...

they look like little gravestones on there

with writing on them.

[Jessica] Oh, that's...

[Phil] And ceramics. No, it's a big ceramic pot.

[Jessica] No [bleep]!

So those ceramics that are down on the beach

are in the tombs?

[Phil] So there must be tombs all over this place

if they're even washing up on the shore.

[spooky music]

[Jessica] I absolutely think you're right.

I think there's lots more.

[Phil] -Let's keep searching. [Jessica] -I agree.

[Phil] While over 99 percent of Japanese

opt for cremation after death...

[Jessica] Ugh!

[Phil]Many Okinawans take part

in the ancient Senkotsu ritual.

In it, they clean the bones of the deceased

after a period of open-air burial,

which requires tombs like these.

[Phil] Shall we go up these stairs?

[Jessica] Oh, yeah.

[Phil] This must be Kenny's running path, right?

[Jessica] Oh, yeah, he did say he came down.

This has gotta be it.

[Phil] Yeah.

Maybe it's overgrown a little bit

since the last time he was here.

[Phil] Do you see what I'm seeing up here?

[Jessica] Oh, yeah. I spot...

[Phil] I think another tomb.

[Phil] How does it look? Wow!

[Jessica] Oh, yeah, we got another tomb.

I mean, these tombs themselves look very old.

[Phil] And a big spider right there.

[Jessica] That's [bleep] huge.

[Phil] Yeah.

I think that's a 'do not mess with this tomb' spider.

[Jessica] Yeah, no worries.

I'm totally convinced this place is haunted.

[Jessica] Seeing the cliffside dotted with tombs

suggests Cape Maeda could be brimming

with paranormal activity,

so Phil and I decide to split up and investigate.

He heads to the water

to explore any potential natural causes

to the ghostly underwater EVP.

[ghostly voice]Get out of here.

[Jessica] We've also heard reports

of apparitions appearing along the shoreline here.

I stay up on the cliff's edge

to scan the beach with the thermal drone.

[Phil] Alright, Jessica, I have my kayak in the water.

I'll let you know when I'm out in position.

[Jessica] Okay, copy. I'm gonna launch the drone.

Let me know if you get any weird EVPs on your end.

[Phil] [over radio]Will do.

[suspense music]

[drone sound]

[suspense music]

[Phil] Right, we are recording.

In we go.

Alright, and we're live.

[drone sound]

[Jessica] So, right now, I am looking at the beach.

We've got the water here.

This red area, that is the water.

This kind of hot yellow streak,

that is the sand's edge where the water meets the sand,

and then everything else down below that

is the actual beach itself.

So, anything that shows up as blue or black

is a mega cold spot,

which means that we've got a hit.

[Phil] Wow!

There's a lot happening down there right now.

[Phil] [whispering] That was crazy.

Almost sounds like radio interference,

which should not be happening underwater.

[indistinct sounds]

[Phil] I kid you not...

It almost sounds like breathing underwater.

[whispering] There's no waves we're picking up.

[water flowing]

[Phil] [whispering] That is wild.

[suspense music]

[Jessica] Oh, [bleep]!

Got something. Check that out. Oh...

[gasps] Holy [bleep]!

[indistinct voices]

[Jessica] Oh, [bleep] [bleep]!

Ah... [gasps]

[indistinct high pitched sounds]

[Phil] That sounded [bleep] insane.

[indistinct high pitched sounds]

[Phil] Holy [bleep]! What did I just hear?

[Phil] The ocean is very

acoustically active at night, apparently.

[Jessica] Phil, you copy?

[Phil] Yeah, what you got, Jess?

[Jessica] I got a hit on the thermal drone.

It looks like something blue in the water

is bouncing around and trailing.

[Phil] Blue as in cold?

[Jessica] Blue as in cold. Very cold.

[spooky music]

[Jessica] Can you flash your flashlight up into the air

so I can see where you are from the cliff?

[Jessica] Yeah, no, you were not anywhere near me.

[Phil] Okay, then what the hell did you get?

[Jessica] I have no idea.

It just looks like a blue spot that pops up.

Oh, it just left. Oh...

[Phil] I'm not gonna lie, what I heard underwater...

There were moments where it almost sounded like voices.

I'm actually really excited to dig through the audio we got.

[Phil] [over radio]I'm gonna head to shore.

Let's meet up and head that way.

[Jessica] Copy, alright.

I'm gonna head towards the beach.

Meet you there.

[suspense music]

[Jessica] -Hey, dude! [Phil] -Hey.

[Jessica] Jeez, it's coming in hot.

[Phil] -Oh, yeah. [Jessica] -Oh!

[breathes heavily]

[Phil] It feels very good to be back on dry land.

[Jessica] Yeah?

I got something weird running around in the water

just off the beach. I'd say probably right around there.

[Phil] And then, where did it go?

[Jessica] I don't know. Just disappeared.

[Phil] So, you feel like we're not alone here?

[Jessica] Oh, no, definitely not.

I think that there's spirits all around this area.

[Phil] It's almost a new moon...

[Phil] Which is when

sea turtles come ashore to lay eggs.

What are the chances

that's what you were picking up on the FLIR?

[Jessica] I mean, I suppose that's a chance,

but then do you see any sea turtle markings

-coming along the shore? [Phil] -No...

[Jessica] Plus, it was way colder than the rest

of the surrounding water.

Significantly different temperature.

[Phil] Okay, where do you think it came onshore?

[Jessica] I would say probably...

right around down in this area.

[Phil] Okay, let's keep moving.

[Jessica] Okay.

[Jessica] We head down the beach to the spot

where the cold anomaly appeared,

and set up all of our REM pods on the shoreline.

If any spirits are present,

believers think they can communicate

by manipulating the temperature

or electromagnetic fields around the devices.

[Jessica] All the red ones are temperature.

All the blue ones are EMF.

[Phil] Come on, FLIR.

[Jessica] I'm gonna get my phone out

so I can do a call response.

[spooky music]

[indistinct voices]

[Jessica] Is there anybody out here with us?

[ghostly voice] -Just me. [Jessica] -Just me?

Who's 'just me?'

[ghostly voice] -Too late. [Jessica] -Too late?

[ghostly voice] Difficult.

[Jessica] Difficult?

[indistinct voices]

[Phil] Can you tell us where we are right now?

[ghostly voice] The beach.

[Jessica] The beach.

[Phil] Something about the beach.

[indistinct voices]

[Jessica] Why are you on the beach?

[indistinct voices]

[Jessica] Did you jump from the cliffs here?

[indistinct voices]

[device buzzing]

[ghostly voice] Killed.

[Jessica] I heard 'killed.'

[Phil] Were you killed in battle here at the beach?

[ghostly voice]Yeah, was killed.

[Jessica] Yeah, was killed.

[Phil] How were you killed?

[indistinct voices]

[ghostly voice] Look at me.

[device buzzing]

[Jessica] Whoa! There's something out here.

[spooky music]

[devices buzzing]

[Jessica]They're all going off.

[indistinct voices]

[Jessica] Are you here on the beach

with us right now?

[indistinct voices]

[Jessica] Are you the one that came out of the water?

[indistinct voices]

[Phil] Why were you in the water

and coming onshore?

[indistinct voices]

[voices stop]

[Jessica] It just died.

[Jessica] Just complete...

Well, that's [bleep] weird.

[Phil] What?

[Jessica] I'm not getting anything.

[Phil] What do you mean?

[Jessica] It's not working.

[spooky music]

[Jessica] I am totally convinced

this place is haunted.

[Phil] Let's go explore the beach.

[Jessica] I agree.

[Phil] We combed the cave for another three hours,

but just like Jess' spirit box,

the REM pods and FLIR go oddly quiet.

[Phil]The following morning,

we begin to plot our next steps,

when we get a call from Josh.

[Jessica] Oh, hey.

It looks like we missed a Josh call.

Do you wanna call back before we hit the road?

[Phil] -Let's do it. [Jessica] -Okay.

[suspense music]

[Jessica] -Hey, Josh. [Phil] -Josh.

[Josh] Hey, guys. How's it going?

[Jessica] Our investigation went really well last night.

[Phil] Yeah, we went to Cape Maeda

to follow up on Kenny's story and some of the other

stories that have happened out here...

[Phil] And there's a lot going on here.

Guess what we found all over the cliff sides there?

[Jessica] -Tombs! [Phil] -Tombs.

[Jessica] So many of them.

[Phil] That entire area is essentially

one big burial ground.

[Josh] Wow! Well, that is crazy.

Phil, you have any alternate ideas

as to what's going on out there?

[Phil] So, I headed out to sea,

and I was basically trying to recreate

that EVP recording,

and I'm not gonna lie to you.

Some of the stuff that I recorded

sounded kind of like human voices.

In my mind, that just goes to show that...

your brain can pick up patterns

wherever it wants to and, and hear words,

but I'm sure we can give and take.

[Jessica] Or, you're getting talked to by a spirit.

[Josh] I'm gonna let you guys sort out

your paranormal quarrel on your own,

but I do have some good news.

Jess, I have an update on your request.

I have been able to secure access

to the Matsuda Caves.

This is the cave system that you were talking about

where many Okinawans tragically lost their lives

during World War Two.

[Phil] -Okay, tell us more. [Jessica] -Awesome.

[Josh] Well, not only do you have access to the caves,

but I found a great eyewitness for you,

a woman named Nanae Yorikawa,

who recently claims to have had

a very disturbing paranormal experience inside the caves.

She's gonna meet you there.

[Jessica] I mean, that sounds awesome.

[Josh] Alright, good luck.

[Jessica] -Alright. [Phil] -We'll head right there.

[Jessica] -Bye, Josh. [Josh] -Sayonara.

[Josh]I'm sending Phil and Jess

20 miles northeast to the Matsuda Limestone Cave.

It sits on the Pacific side of Okinawa but,

like, Cape Maeda, it is said to be

a paranormal hotspot.

[spooky music]

[Jessica] [foreign dialogue] [Nanae] [foreign dialogue]

[Jessica] Hi.

[Nanae] [foreign dialogue] [Phil] -Phil.

[Jessica] So, do you mind telling us

what happened with you and the caves?

Would you mind walking us through that day?

[Nanae] [foreign dialogue]

[Nanae] [dubbing] Something very strange happened to me

when I was on a school trip in the Matsuda Cave.

[children's voices]

[Nanae] [dubbing]It was famous

for being used in World War Two.

Many Japanese soldiers would use it to hide.

Some even got trapped in there.

That's why my school was visiting it.

But, shortly after I entered, I got this awful feeling

and I started to feel very sick.

[Phil] What kind of sick?

[Nanae] [dubbing]I felt dizzy

with migraine headache,

and I felt an odd pressure in my chest.

During the time, I had visions of someone

stalking me from above.

[Jessica] -Oh, whoa! [Phil] -Oh!

[Nanae] [dubbing]When I woke up, I was crying.

My classmates were worried

and tried to help me and comfort me.

Eventually, one of our guides came

and threw salt over my shoulders.

[Phil] Wow!

[Nanae] [foreign dialogue]

[Nanae] [dubbing] Apparently, this happens quite often.

That's why the guide had salt with him,

and when he was helping me, he was yelling,

"Please come out! Go away!"

He had the feeling that whatever attached itself to me

was wanting to escape the cave.

[Jessica] -Hm... [Phil] -Whatever it was

that tried to attach to you

so it could leave with you?

[Nanae] [foreign dialogue]

[Nanae] [dubbing] Yes.

Many people died in this cave during the war,

not just from battle, but also from sickness

and suicide.

I've heard the bodies were taken to the back of the cave

after they died.

[Jessica] Have you ever been back to the cave since then?

[Nanae] [dubbing] Never. I am too scared to go back.

[Phil] Well, Jess, I think it's time to gear up

and head to this cave.

[Jessica] Yeah, I agree.

What direction is the cave located in?

[Nanae] [foreign dialogue]

[Jessica] Okay, so down that road.

Grab our stuff?

[Phil] Let's grab our stuff. [foreign dialogue]

[Jessica] [foreign dialogue] [Nanae] [foreign dialogue]

[suspense music]

[Phil] The caves on this side of Okinawa

are notorious for their stalactites.

Helmets are a must.

There's also no telling what kind of insects

and wildlife we might encounter.

[spooky music]

[Phil] So, we're being a little extra cautious

with our protective spelunking gear.

[Jessica] I'm good. Alright.

[Phil] Let's head in.

[spooky music rises]

[Phil] Ouff!

[Phil] That looks deep.

[Phil] It's hard to believe local schools

are taking class field trips here.

This cave is deep, dark, and very treacherous.

[running water]

[Phil] We got a stream down here.

[Jessica] Whoa! That's like a full-on river.

[spooky music]

[Phil] Look at the size of this cave, Jess.

[Jessica] Oh!

[Phil] Holy [bleep]!

That is the biggest centipede I've seen in my life, Jess.

[Jessica] Ugh! Gross! Ugh...

[Phil] Oh, my God!

That is bigger than your hand.

[Jessica] No, thanks.

[Phil] Imagine something bigger than this crawling.

[Jessica] No... [laughs] I don't want to imagine that.

-Oh, check this out. [Phil] -What?

[Jessica] Look at... We've got clay pot fragments.

[Phil] Oh, [bleep]!

[Jessica] And over here too.

[Phil] Oh, my God!

Yes, we do.

[Jessica] -Right over there. [Phil] -Oh, wow!

[Jessica] We got more pottery.

[Phil] Holy [bleep]!

[Jessica] Here's one like...

[Phil] Look at these ceramics.

[Jessica] We got this, like what we saw up top.

[Phil] Yeah, these.

[Jessica] Maybe [indistinct]. I mean...

[Phil] It's here.

[Jessica] It's all over the place.

[Phil] It is all over the place right here,

and it makes you realize

that if people were hiding out in here,

they would bring items from their home here...

[Phil] So that they can still eat on plates,

even if they're eating in the dark.

[Phil] Of the 150,000 Okinawan civilian deaths

during World War Two,

casualties that came in caves like this

numbered in the thousands.

This cave alone is believed

to have seen hundreds of deaths,

many by way of starvation and disease.

[cannon shooting]

[Phil] But untold others would also end up

taking their own lives, thinking suicide was better

than falling into the hands of American forces.

[male news reporter]Moving inland...

the first village is taken.

[Jessica] I mean, it's just covered.

There's... it's all over.

[spooky music]

[Phil] [sighs]

Starting to feel a little bit of that cave pressure.

You know? It's muggy, the air is still.

[Jessica] I'll be honest. Not feeling great.

[spooky music]

[Phil] [sighs] [Jessica] -So, I look...

[Phil] Jess, I wanna do a little experiment in here.

[Jessica] [panting] What?

[Phil] What I wanna see if we can do

is get a physiological response out of ourselves

by being in here in the dark, talking about essentially

the conditions and, and a bit of the history.

[Jessica] Kinda psyche ourselves out

-and see what happens? [Phil] -Yeah.

[Phil] Before we move on,

I have an idea about what could cause

feelings of unease in this cave system.

Darkness, inadequate air flow,

and potential environmental toxins

might all contribute to sensations

that could be confused with paranormal attachment.

[Phil] Right up here...

[Phil] I've brought some equipment

to take measurements and get empirical readings

about just how the environment down here

is physiologically affecting us.

[Phil] That's how we both be in.

How are you looking?

[Jessica] 80 pulse, 91 percent oxygen.

[Phil] We have our baseline measurements right now.

You're at 80 and 91.

I'm at 60 and 99.

Let's kill the light.

[Jessica] [whispering] Oh...

But I can't see what my monitor's saying anymore.

[Phil] [whispering] If you cut the buttons, it lights up.

[Jessica] Oh. Oh, yeah, cool.

[Phil] It is incredibly still in here.

So, you can imagine sitting here

and if a bomber's, you know, flying overhead,

you'd probably hear the vibration of the planes,

feel the rumble of the earth...

[Phil] Knowing that you're hidden,

but are you protected?

[Jessica] Well, not only are you afraid

that somebody's gonna find you inside the cave,

because they come inside here,

but if they're bombing the area too,

you're afraid that the cave's not gonna hold up

and something's gonna fall on top of you and crush you.

[Phil] Exactly.

[Jessica] Oh, that's awful.

[Phil] [sighs] Let's do another measurement.

I can actually feel my heart beating more right now.

[Jessica] Oxygen is 100, pulse is 83.

[Phil] My pulse is up to 68 right now.

You want lights on?

[Jessica] Yeah, let's do lights on.

[Phil] Okay, lights on.

[Jessica] Genuinely feel as if there's...

Like, two fingers pressing right here

on the side of my head, and a little nauseous,

and very, very, like, tired and heavy.

Like I can't move my arms, so...

[Phil] Well, if you dizzy and nauseous,

that is what Nanae felt before...

[Jessica] Yeah.

[Phil] She fainted, and before she, you know,

as she claims, had possession or attachment.

[Jessica] Well, and so that's what I'm thinking.

If Nanae felt the same way, then I'm wondering

if there is an entity or something

that's either trying to attach itself,

or just keeping an eye on us and I'm picking up on it,

or I don't know what.

I say we bust out the SLS and see what shows up.

[Phil] We wanna try to get visuals

on whatever's around here.

[Jessica] Yeah, and see what we can get.

[Phil] Alright.

[Phil] Jess wants to run the SLS camera

to try and see if there's anything paranormal in here

causing her to feel sick.

Believers claim this camera could map out any spirit

or entity as a stick figure.

I think there might be another explanation,

and I have my gas meter handy

just in case the cause of Jess' illness

is something more natural.

[Jessica] -So... [Phil] [sighs]

[Jessica] Let's see.

[spooky music]

[Jessica] Is there anybody in these caves?

[spooky music rising]

[Jessica] Oh, God...

Oh, [bleep], there's one right there.

[Phil] [whispering] Where?

[Jessica] Oh!

[Phil] It just left.

[Jessica] [foreign dialogue] Is anyone here?

[Jessica] Hm.

Is there anybody in these caves with us?

Oh, [bleep]! Did you see that?

[Phil] What?

[Jessica] Another one popped up right there.

[Phil] [whispering] So that'll be right there.

[Jessica] Yeah.

[spooky sound effect]

[Jessica] Can you come closer?

We just saw you.

[Jessica] You don't have to be scared of us.

We're not here to do any harm.

[Jessica] We are not here to hurt you.

[Jessica] [sighs] Okay.

[Jessica] [sighs] I'll just go over here and try this.

[bleep]

[breathes heavily]

[Jessica] -Oh, Phil? [Phil] -Yeah? Yeah?

[Jessica] Right behind you. Don't move, don't move!

[music rises]

[bleep]!

It hid again the minute you turned to look.

[Phil] Wow!

[Jessica] Right behind you.

[Phil] So, you know I'm not a big believer in the SLS,

but it's pretty unusual for it to behave this way.

Pretty much everywhere else we've used it,

if we get something it sticks around...

[Phil] Recognizes some kind of object is human

and stays there for 30 seconds or a minute.

These are quick.

[Jessica] Super-quick. Every time we speak too.

It pops up every time we're speaking.

[Jessica] And then something will pop out, look at us and,

within seconds, disappear. You're right.

SLS has never done that before.

[Jessica] I absolutely think we're getting hits

of people checking to see who's here,

and then going back into hiding.

Did you live in these caves?

You don't have to hide from us. We're not here to do any harm.

[Jessica] I actually felt a breeze.

[Phil] -Really? [Jessica] -Yeah.

[Jessica] Here, there's another opened area

back in here.

I wanna go back down into that second of the cave

and go back a little further.

[Jessica] If the ghosts of local Okinawans

are reluctant to show themselves,

we press on to try to build trust

and make contact.

[Phil] [sighs]

[Jessica] Do you wanna come speak with us?

-Oh, right there. [Phil] -Right there.

[Jessica] Yep. [bleep] Did you see that?

[Phil] It went away again.

[Jessica] Two seconds. It's so fast.

[Phil] -What's back there? [Jessica] -Nothing.

Yeah. [pants]

[breathes heavily]

[Phil] [whispering] Are you seeing anything?

[Jessica] No, nothing.

[Jessica] We aren't soldiers.

[spooky sound effect]

[Jessica] So, I'm wondering if whoever's down here hiding,

checking to see who's talking,

because they don't recognize the voice or the language,

realizing, and then disappearing again.

[Phil] Well, if you think about it,

at the time that people were down here,

they were told that if they left these caves...

[Jessica] Mm-hm?

[Phil] Americans, like us, would kill them.

[Jessica] Yeah.

[Jessica] We are not here to hurt you.

The war ended a long time ago.

Yeah, I'm not getting anything anymore.

SLS is behaving super-weird,

which I've never had happen before.

We've been getting hits every time we start talking.

I felt awful.

[Phil] Then getting that nice cool breeze

for that moment.

[Jessica] And that nice cool breeze.

[Phil] Which I don't feel any breeze right now.

[Jessica] Nothing. Nothing in here.

[spooky sound effect]

[Josh] Phil and Jess would spend another four hours

conducting their paranormal sweep

inside the limestone cave,

but they would not get any further hits

on the SLS camera.

In all their years of investigating

with that piece of tech,

my team has never recorded more fleeting,

erratic activity than what they witnessed there.

[Jessica] Oh, did you see that?

[Phil] What?

[Josh] As for Jess' theory

that the anomalies they witnessed

might somehow be cautious spirits

observing the team and then retreating

in an act of spectral self-preservation,

it could have some merit,

especially when you consider

a potential piece of audio evidence

that was recorded during their sweep.

[spooky sound effect]

[Jessica] Jess went back and analyzed the recorders,

and discovered this bizarre EVP

after one of her call-outs.

[Jessica] The war ended a long time ago.

[ghostly voice] Gaijin.

[Josh] That may not mean anything in English,

but the word, 'gaijin' in Japanese

translates to 'foreigner' and, after some research,

we learned that this term was often used negatively

to refer to American forces during World War Two.

[Josh] As for other audio evidence...

[Phil] Holy [bleep]! What did I just hear?

[Josh] While we cannot verify the authenticity

of the original EVP

that helped prompt this investigation,

after scrubbing through the audio

taken from his kayak,

Phil did identify a strange voice-like sound.

[ghostly voice] Attack.

[Josh] The Allied amphibious assault on Okinawa

was the largest of its kind in the Pacific.

The American forces that took the island in 1945

came from the sea, much like the disembodied voice

captured on our recorder.

Okinawa is a place of great culture, history,

and natural beauty.

But a word of advice to any visitors,

whether on the beaches or in its caves.

It's best to stay on alert.

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