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Tokyo, autumn 1989. A man takes the garbage out and finds a stray dog in the bags. He shouts. The dog does not run. It lifts its head, and it has the face of a tired middle-aged man. "Leave me alone." That autumn every schoolchild in Japan knew the Jinmenken, the human-faced dog: it went through the garbage at night, it talked back when you shouted at it, and it overtook cars on the expressway at a hundred kilometres an hour. This is the panic of 1989 as it spread (the teen magazine, the radio call-ins, the TV show, the book, the film), the three places you were said to meet it, the explanations of the time (the lab in Tsukuba, the ghosts), the writer who later said he made the stories up, and the record from Edo in 1810 that says the dog is a hundred and eighty years older than the rumour. The three rules, from the children of 1989: #1 If a dog in the garbage answers you, do not answer back. Walk away. #2 On the expressway at night, don't look at its face and don't race it. Slow down, let it pass. #3 Never throw anything at it, never stare, and never let it bite you. More rules that keep you alive: If You Hear "Po… Po… Po…", Never Look Up (Hachishakusama) → https://youtu.be/g7I_y3LbE0E · Japan's 1979 Panic (Kuchisake-onna) → https://youtu.be/cNRQVUwE4oo · 5 Japanese Games You Should Never Play → https://youtu.be/jFQJGCmMf_c Would you have looked back? Tell me in the comments. 0:00 The back street: a man, a dog, a face 0:56 1989: how the rumour spread 2:09 The sightings: the garbage, the expressway, the bite 3:17 The explanations, and the writer who said it was him 4:19 Edo, 1810: the puppy shown for twelve mon 5:26 Leave me alone: why it frightened a country 6:16 The 3 rules Animated as woodblock prints built in code. Sources: Ishizuka Hokaishi, Gaidan Bunbun Shuyo (the puppy born in Edo on the 8th day of the 6th month of Bunka 7, 1810, shown at Higashi-Ryogoku for 12 mon); Kato Eibian, Waga Koromo (the 1819 broadsheet about a puppy near Nihonbashi); Hirata Atsutane; Popteen, September 1989 issue; TBS radio and Fuji TV, September 1989; Kinkyu Report: Jinmenken o Oe! (Keibunsha, 1990); Gensho Ishimaru in Quick Japan, 1993. The rumours are told as the rumours of their time. Voices: ElevenLabs. Score: generated with Google Flow Music. Animation and sound design are original. #jinmenken #japanesehorror #urbanlegends #yokai #1989 #horroranimation #humanfaceddog Designs drawn from the episodes: https://yureitales-shop.fourthwall.com

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