Tsunami in northeast Japan, which is March 11, 2011 killed almost 19 thousand people, and left survivors who believe that they see ghosts. Some of them resort to help. psychiatrists, many turn to exorcists.
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“Places where people see ghosts – mostly areas that were completely swept away by the tsunami, ”says Keizo Hara, a psychiatrist from Ishinomaki, one of the areas most affected by waves caused by sea earthquake. – “We believe that such phenomena like ghost sightings of survivors are perhaps mental projection of the terrible events associated with these places. ” Hara believes post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), which is now manifesting in many people, may further strengthen and the country may face a wave of problems, related to stress. In some places destroyed by the tsunami and earthquake, people reported seeing ghostly lines in supermarkets, from which only ruins are now. Taxi drivers say that they avoid working in the most affected areas for fear take ghosts as passengers. Shinichi Yamada escaped the waves, which destroyed his house and later found two Buddhist in the wreckage statues brought to temporary housing. From this time began strange things happen. His children are sick, the family is haunted sudden bouts of cold. Homeworkers feel that the house behind them someone is watching. “A couple of times when I was lying in bed, I felt how someone goes through me, stepping over my chest, “- Yamada told Reuters. Despite the external ultra-modern look, many people in Japan adhere to ancient superstitions. Yamada, like many other people in this area turned to the exorcist Kansho Aizawa for help. She says: – “People see headless ghosts. Some lack arms or legs. Others are cut in half. This places a heavy burden on people who see what condition were the dead during the tsunami. ” 
Photo from open sources In the photo: the exorcist Kansho Aizawa (R) conducts a ritual of spiritual purification for a woman in her temporary home in Miyagi Prefecture, on the eve of the second anniversary of the earthquake and Tsunami March 11, 2011.
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