10 Creepy Facts About the Teke Teke

10 Creepy Facts About the Teke Teke

Are you brave enough to learn about the infamous Japanese urban legend Teke Teke? This horrifying tale has been terrifying people in Japan for decades, with reports of sightings still circulating to this day. From her tragic origins to her gruesome methods of attack, there’s plenty to learn about this vengeful spirit. So, without further ado, here are ten spine-chilling facts about Teke Teke that will make your skin crawl.

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