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Hachishaku Sama Leyend

Guion de leyenda popular de Japón, util para presentaciones cortas

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Hachishaku Sama Leyend

Guion de leyenda popular de Japón, util para presentaciones cortas

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Hachishaku sama

script
Characters
The boy (Main character)
The grandparents
The gost or spirit of Hachishaku-sama
The witch (Kasan)
The voices of extra people

Narration and description


Hachishakusama is a spirit in the form of a woman of Japanese origin. Her
name means The Eight Feet Tall Lady; hachi is eight, shaku is an ancient unit of
length, and sama is an honorific of deep respect (like lady or lady, in this case)
used as a symbol of respect. Normally it goes for young people (boys or girls),
they can also communicate with animals through signs or tracks.

Depending on who he appears to, his face looks different: he may not have one
or have a beautiful one according to the observer's criteria. Legend has it that
Hachishakusama had been enclosed in small statues that contained her, but one
of them broke and she was able to escape.

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The narrator speaks : That ‘s a experience of a boy that got to survive of that
spirit, that boy used to go to his granparents’ house in his vacations in one of
these times he Resting on the grass of the patio, he heard a strange sound. He
didn't know where it came from but tempted by curiosity, he looked around.
That noise sounded like a deep voice and said something like:

*sounds sound efect*:"Po... popo... popopo."


The narrator speaks while the boy is acting: He noticed that above the trees
there was a woman's hat, it was moving and the sound came from there.
*The boy looks to the spirit*
The narrator speaks: He saw an extremely tall woman among the branches, her
arms and legs seemed infinite. She had long black hair, you could barely see her
face, she was wearing a long white dress that matched her hat.
*the boy tries to get closer, but the woman dissapear*
The narrator speaks : After this, the boy went with his granparents that were
drinking tea and told them what he had seen.
The boy speaks: Grandpa...grandma.....I had seen a so misterious thing!!
*the grandparents don’t give him much attention*
+The boy starts to say the characteristics of the women that he had seen*
The narrator speaks: Upon hearing everything, the grandparents immediately
turned pale.
*the grandmother holds back a sream*
*the grandfather sees so seriously him and say him that repeat everything
again*
The grandfather speaks : repeat everything!!
*the boy repeats*
The grandfather goes out into the hallway and calls someone while leaving the
child with the grandmother in the kitchen*
The narrator speaks: The boy was very scared and his grandmother was trembling
with fear
The grandfather speaks: I'm going out for a moment, don't take your eyes off the
boy *says before get out*
*the boy is alone with his Grandmother*
The boys speaks with fear and tears in his eyes : W-what is happening?
The grandmother answers : Hachishakusama has noticed you. This spirit is a being
that looks for children to take advantage of them because they are easier to
deceive. Thus, when a child like her, he is condemned to die, since this spiritual
will kidnap him and will never be heard from again.
The narrator speaks: The boy’s grandfather, determined to defend him, went in
search of a witch capable of standing up to Hachishakusama.
The witch speaks: Stay locked in your room, you should not leave until after seven
in the morning.
The narrator speaks: When it started to get dark the witch put him in his room
but before of let him alone He placed four bowls of salt in the four corners of his
room and placed a small statue of Buddha to which he should pray if he felt
scared. He also gave him a scroll that he had to keep in his hand at all times.
The witch speaks: be with the power of Buddha and ask him for his help.....I wish
you luck.
The narrator speaks: asó la noche completamente solo, escuchando por la ventana
extraños ruidos y el ya conocido Po...popo...popopo que anunciaba la llegada de
Hachishakusama
*Hachishaku-sama appears*
po po....popopopo..po...
The narrator speaks: But suddenly..
The grandfather speaks: Hey, are you okay? If you are too scared you only have to
open the door
*the boy starts to put her his hand in the door lock, but remember the words of
the witch* The boy speaks: No....Ican´t make it *the boy runs in front of the
Buddhas statue’s and starts to pray while he squeeze the scroll and cries with too
fear*
The narrator speaks: the salt on the plates was turning black......
The narrator speaks : at the next day the boy look at the clock and saw that
he could now leave.
*the boy gets out of his room*
The narrator speaks: The grandparents were so happy for see their grandson
in safe.
*the grandparents hug him*
The grandfather speaks: oh my dear grandson, I thank God for keeping you
safe......but....now we must take you to a safer place *say this while he takes
him and go together to a van*
The narrator speaks: In the van there were eight mans from the town, that’s
for keep him in safe.
The witch speaks: We must to hurry up!!*says while she’s getting into the
van and starts to drive the van*
One of the means speaks: Although you had serious problems you should
just keep your head down and close your eyes, because only you could see
Hachishakusama.
The narrator speaks: However, it only takes being told to close your eyes to
open them, right? *Interacting with tha public* And that's what he did He
kept his head down, but he saw through the window that there she was:
floating, on the side of the forest, in her white dress......*say with suspense in
her voice*
She thrust his face toward the window abruptly...!!
*the boys screams a close his eyes so strong*
The narrator speaks: The boy was so scared and crumpled the parchment
from the nigth before
*Hachishaku-sama talks or laughs* Po...popo...popopo,
The narrator speaks: the others couldn't see or hear the chilling sound but
they could hear when it tapped on the bodywork or on the windows.
*Hachishaku.sama tapp on the windows with her nails*
The narrator speaks: The witch began to pray so hard that her prayer
became a scream,*the witch screams* but after a while the voice and the
tapping disappeared
Hachishakusama
The witch began to pray so hard that her prayer became a scream, but after a
while the voice and the tapping disappeared.

That's the story of how he survived. He has never been able to return to his
grandparents' house, because he runs the risk of the ghost seeking to kidnap
him again and finish what he left unfinished. It is not known what it does
with its victims, some say it feeds on the youthful essence of its prey.

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