Japan is a country with a lot of movies or cartoons, romance is loved by most Vietnamese audiences and is very famous for its anime and manga novels. But among those genres, the horror novel genre is also one of the most popular and loved by many collectors. Japanese horror novels are written by authors with a lot of tragic, creepy situations, hidden mysteries, giving readers interesting feelings. The following Japanese horror novels that are loved by many people will be stories that will bring you new discoveries about horror stories.
1 Rabbit Doubt – By Tonogai Yoshiki
Rabbit Doubt – By Tonogai Yoshiki
Derived from a famous Japanese game RD-Rabbit Doubt. In which the player will play the role of a rabbit and there will be a wolf disguised in the rabbits. The rabbit will have to find the person who is a wolf in disguise, otherwise the rabbit will be silently eaten by the wolf. A manga that is not too scary but attracted by the content and typical drawings of Japanese manga will be the factors that make you not to be able to ignore this series.
2 MONSTER – By Naoki Urasawa
MONSTER – By Naoki Urasawa
Monster (also known as Naoki Urasawa's Monster) is an extremely popular Japanese manga series written and illustrated by talented mangaka Naoki Urasawa. The manga was published by Shogakukan in Big Comic Original from 1994 to 2001, then divided into 18 volumes. The story revolves around the events that happened to Dr. Kenzo Tenma, a talented young doctor who was a victim of the "top-down" system that was extremely popular in Germany at that time, which, if you want to get promoted, advance, have to support their superiors and at the same time have to give up their conscience. Monster (also known as Naoki Urasawa's Monster) is an extremely popular Japanese manga series written and illustrated by talented mangaka Naoki Urasawa. The manga was published by Shogakukan in Big Comic Original from 1994 to 2001, then divided into 18 volumes. The story revolves around the events that happened to Dr. Kenzo Tenma, a talented young doctor who was a victim of the "top-down" system that was extremely popular in Germany at that time, which, if you want to get promoted, advance, have to support their superiors and at the same time have to give up their conscience.
3 IBITSU – By Ryou Haruto
IBITSU – Author Ryou Haruto
For fans of lolita genre with cheeky strokes, the image of a little girl wearing a lolita dress with a doll in her hand runs up to you and asks you: "Do you have a sister?" will cause a horrible nightmare. My advice to you is don't answer, or you will have a reluctant sister, the evil sister that you never wanted to cause you terrible fear.
4 PET SHOP OF HORRORS – By Matsuri Akino
PET SHOP OF HORRORS – By Matsuri Akino
Pet Shop - The series is about a beautiful and whimsical pet shop owner who owns a very strange pet shop, where animals are no longer an animal but a human beauty. Through the story between humans and animals, the series also conveys messages about life, people, greed, selfishness, and madness of animal owners that have brought unexpected endings. for the story. Don't read it or you will be addicted
5 Uzumaki – By Junji Ito
Uzumaki – By Junji Ito
For fans of the Horror manga genre, this is a series that is not strange because it is always at the top of the Japanese horror series. Talking about success in the genre of horror stories , Hardly anyone can compete with author Junji Ito - the author whose series always appear with great frequency in Japanese magazines . With a blend of European and Asian styles, the series has created an irresistible attraction both in terms of pictures and content. The story is about a village that always appears mysterious circles - spirals. They are present everywhere. You will surely be haunted for a long time.
6 Tomie – By Junji Ito
Tomie – By Junji Ito
Another famous series of Junji Ito - Tomie. Tomie would be a normal pretty girl if not immortal. Tomie always evokes a desire for those who are bewitched by her to want to cut her into a hundred pieces - also Tomie's form of reproduction. Tomie can regenerate from a hair, a piece of skin or a drop of blood. It is even possible to take over the body and soul of a person infected with Tomie's "cells". A horror story well worth watching.
7 Panorama of Hell – By Hideshi Hino
Panorama of Hell – By Hideshi Hino
A panorama of hell. If you want to feel it, read this manga. Simple drawings without being obsessive bring a sense of reality to life. Through the story, we also see the philosophy of life that the author wants to convey into the work. Is life too boring?
8 THE RING – By Koji Suzuki
THE RING – By Koji Suzuki
Perhaps this is one of the most famous series adapted by the US with the Ringu version. A very popular manga with quality drawing and a side story with a deeper look at Sadako (Samara according to the American version). If at the beginning of the story, we are caught up in the question of how to get out of that situation, by the end of the story will be an empathy with the main character.
9 Another – By Yukito Ayatsuji
Another – By Yukito Ayatsujii
Another (アナザー) is a series of horror and mystery novels written by Ayatsuji Yukito and Kadokawa Shoten and serialized in their Yasai Jidai magazine from August 2006 to May 2009. The plot revolves around Sakakibara Kōichi. A boy has just transferred to Yomiyama High School and he meets a mysterious girl named Misaki Mei who for some reason is considered non-existent by the people around him. Kōichi begins to notice the strange atmosphere of the class he is transferred to that everyone avoids talking about because the students in this class have always been the victims of mysteriously tragic accidents since 1972 after a accident of a student in the class, so Kōichi and Mei set out to find out and find a way to prevent this mysterious phenomenon before it is their turn to be victims.
10 Homunculus – By Yamamoto Hideo
Homunculus – By Yamamoto Hideo
A homeless and heavily indebted man agrees with an amateur doctor to drill a hole in his skull to awaken a human's sixth sense. Will the doctor's hand succeed? Does the homeless guy regret seeing the world or people in different shapes? The unique feature of the series is that the drawing and context of the manga are very different from other manga series, creating a sense of curiosity for readers. In fact, this is a rather heavy series, both in terms of images and content. And it's also really confusing, sometimes having to revisit the previous content and not sure if it is the content of the story?. The story has many sensitive scenes. Children under 18 years old are strictly prohibited.
