'Scariest' haunted house attraction in Kyoto

'Scariest' haunted house attraction in Kyoto

KYOTO, Japan - A haunted house attraction at Toei Kyoto Studio Park in Kyoto, western Japan, is unveiled to the media on March 16, 2012, before its reopening the following day after renovation. The theme park is promoting it as being ''the scariest ever.'' (Kyodo)

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