' Chizuko ' - WOODEN - Active Spirit Haunted Doll - Antique Japanese POLTERGEIST
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'Chizuko' The Active Spirits Haunted Doll Vessel - Antique Japanese POLTERGEIST!Chizuko is WOODEN, hand carved and handmade
*She comes with her own pillow for resting
*Chizuko is 12 inches tall
* her pillow is 10 inches long & 6 inches wide
(SEE ALL PHOTOS)My Great Great Grand MaMa, Emiko, use to own this supernatural doll. She had it ever since she was a wee little girl in Tokyo, Japan 1927. She used to keep it in her purse and it even survived a fire, later, in 1935. ...The fire consumed the lives of 6 Japanese. It was a small meat market in which Emiko frequented, to fetch Chicken & rice for Brother, Shinzo. Luckily, My Great Great Grand MaMa left her purse after making the purchase, Emiko's purse kept the doll safe from flame and smoke, but, apparently, not safe from somethings that got inside the doll. After her Brother recovered her purse from the scorched rubble, Emiko named the Dolly after her great Aunt, Chizuko. After the recovery, and after bringing Chizuko the Doll back home, she noticed that the doll began to move on her own and had many other supernatural abilities.My Great Great Grand MaMa would always tell us stories about Chizuko the doll. The rest of our family has always told stories of Chizuko, the doll, as well.One of the most memorable accounts of her paranormal activity, was when she gave Haro Horanoki (their landlord) a violent heart attack. The children witnessed this. They recall Haro as a friendly man, who use to pick the kids up and twirl them around as they Giggled. Haro complimented on how pretty Chizuko the doll was, and picked the doll up, to kiss it on the forehead. The kids, my Great Great Grand MaMa included, witness the doll reach up and shove its arm up inside one of Haro's nostrils, all the way.Another account, was when Ida pushed a bowl of Wasabi into Uncle Kakuji's lap. Kakuji swore up and down that that's how he met his wife Hanzo, who loved Wasabi more than anything.Sadly, My Great Great Grand MaMa passed away last year. And as we stood around her bed, where she layed there, dying, Chizuko the Doll, turned her head up and looked at her. They locked eyes, and my Great Great Grand MaMa, smiled and winked, before passing on to Jesus.Minutes after the in-home medical staff pronounced her departure. I peeled back her dead, boney and cold fingers to retrieve Chizuko. As I did so, I saw a white apparition leave the room.*Good Luck with Chizuko and be careful. Not only do we believe that there are spirits from the Tokyo fire within, but also the essence of My Great Great Grand Mama, Emiko as well.*Please provide a loving atmosphere and home for Chizuko, for if she becomes angered, she might attack someone in the family or even friends.* Must be 18 years or older to purchaseEbay Disclaimer:*Paranormal activity is never a guarantee. For this reason, all paranormal items sold on eBay are for novelty purposes only. However, that does not mean it is not authentic.Happy Bidding!
*She comes with her own pillow for resting
*Chizuko is 12 inches tall
* her pillow is 10 inches long & 6 inches wide
(SEE ALL PHOTOS)My Great Great Grand MaMa, Emiko, use to own this supernatural doll. She had it ever since she was a wee little girl in Tokyo, Japan 1927. She used to keep it in her purse and it even survived a fire, later, in 1935. ...The fire consumed the lives of 6 Japanese. It was a small meat market in which Emiko frequented, to fetch Chicken & rice for Brother, Shinzo. Luckily, My Great Great Grand MaMa left her purse after making the purchase, Emiko's purse kept the doll safe from flame and smoke, but, apparently, not safe from somethings that got inside the doll. After her Brother recovered her purse from the scorched rubble, Emiko named the Dolly after her great Aunt, Chizuko. After the recovery, and after bringing Chizuko the Doll back home, she noticed that the doll began to move on her own and had many other supernatural abilities.My Great Great Grand MaMa would always tell us stories about Chizuko the doll. The rest of our family has always told stories of Chizuko, the doll, as well.One of the most memorable accounts of her paranormal activity, was when she gave Haro Horanoki (their landlord) a violent heart attack. The children witnessed this. They recall Haro as a friendly man, who use to pick the kids up and twirl them around as they Giggled. Haro complimented on how pretty Chizuko the doll was, and picked the doll up, to kiss it on the forehead. The kids, my Great Great Grand MaMa included, witness the doll reach up and shove its arm up inside one of Haro's nostrils, all the way.Another account, was when Ida pushed a bowl of Wasabi into Uncle Kakuji's lap. Kakuji swore up and down that that's how he met his wife Hanzo, who loved Wasabi more than anything.Sadly, My Great Great Grand MaMa passed away last year. And as we stood around her bed, where she layed there, dying, Chizuko the Doll, turned her head up and looked at her. They locked eyes, and my Great Great Grand MaMa, smiled and winked, before passing on to Jesus.Minutes after the in-home medical staff pronounced her departure. I peeled back her dead, boney and cold fingers to retrieve Chizuko. As I did so, I saw a white apparition leave the room.*Good Luck with Chizuko and be careful. Not only do we believe that there are spirits from the Tokyo fire within, but also the essence of My Great Great Grand Mama, Emiko as well.*Please provide a loving atmosphere and home for Chizuko, for if she becomes angered, she might attack someone in the family or even friends.* Must be 18 years or older to purchaseEbay Disclaimer:*Paranormal activity is never a guarantee. For this reason, all paranormal items sold on eBay are for novelty purposes only. However, that does not mean it is not authentic.Happy Bidding!
