Tales of the Kyoto Ghost Story Priest: True Horror Stories from Japan (The Manga Edition) novel and its slow rise from

and its slow rise from relative obscurity when first recorded in the 1980s to its iconic status a decade later with covers by John Cale and Jeff Buckley

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Tales of the Kyoto Ghost Story Priest: True Horror Stories from Japan (The Manga Edition) novel and its slow rise fromWhen your house is haunted by demons, who do you call? The beautiful city of Kyoto has an ancient history but beneath its placid exterior lies a dark and secretive world of supernatural phenomena. When people are terrorized by spirits, demons, ghosts and monsters they seek out Daiun Miki, a real life priest at Renkyuji Temple. Known throughout Japan as the "Ghost Story Priest," Miki retells the stories of the desperate people he counsels and protects