About

Kaidan.World gathers the “rumors” whispered across Korea and Japan, pins them on a map with an honest note on how true they are——reported/on record / partly confirmed / unconfirmed——and tells them to you through a narrator’s voice and scene art. A kaidan radio.

What We Cover

Rumors (map) — short, unverifiable ghost stories tied to a place, each with a credibility mark.
Kaidan novels — original written horror short stories, separate from the map.
Codex — a bestiary of the things that dwell in the rumors (creatures, haunted sites, regions, cursed objects).
Kaidan radio — stories in voice and image. Leave it playing and it flows on by itself.

Our Stance

We never claim a rumor is “real.” We show honestly how far it has been verified, and we keep fiction (original novels) clearly apart from the map’s credibility. We do not host content that demeans any country or people.

Sources

Parts of the Codex draw on Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0) as source material, with attribution noted on each page.

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