It looks bizarre, almost unsettling. Clear plastic bottles, lined up like silent guards along fences, garden walls, and doorsteps across Japan. They’re not trash. They’re not forgotten. They’re placed there on purpose. Locals say they keep something away. Tourists whisper about superstition. But the real story behind these bottles is far mo… Continues…
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