Yokai Railway is a pretty scary attraction during the summer in Kyoto, Japan. One of the electric train boarded by the scary monster that tries to scare kids on vacation with their families.
If you're looking for a way to scare your child is misbehaving, and until they give up, electric trains Kyoto monster, a terrible choice for an attraction where the yokai (Japanese monsters) come true.
For children at least, because adults will know only the actor who plays the ghost wearing a white kimono and scary masks. This event was introduced by the company Keifuku Electric Railroad, in 2007, and was so popular that it became an annual tradition is eagerly awaited.
The outside of the trains were painted with images of traditional Japanese monsters, while the interior is equipped with blue lights and a pretty scary piece of human hands hanging from the ceiling. from speaker stations, spooky voices, as monsters and ghosts allowed to enter the train. Some wore a white kimono, white mask and a crown of white triangles (which means they are already dead), while others wear scary masks and torn fabric. Some of the older children react well enough to yokai, but the younger crying and screaming, while their mothers and other adults to smile at their children dikerjai. Sounds a bit cruel, but when at the last station of the tour most of the children began to make friends with the monsters and ghosts are made in japan
Yokai train, like a train journey with a unique theme, introduced to revitalize urban areas, but there are people who say it's just a way to scare the children so they can feel the cold in the nights of summer. If you are in Kyoto this August and wanted to ride on the train Yokai, you should know this is only the ghost train will be operated until August 28, on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights.