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Auntie Washing the Railway is a horror story. In Japan, there is an aunt who works as a railway cleaner; she cleans the tracks at the stations every day. She really loves her job and gets up early every day to clean the tracks. But one day, the train got out of control and killed the aunt. But in the early hours of that night, there was the sound of water flowing outside the platform. The police officer on duty ran outside only to find no one there; however, the railway tracks were wet, and the tools were placed nearby, with the water in the buckets still moving, as if someone had just left. The guard suddenly remembered the time in the early morning when the aunt got up to clean the railway tracks, and he was filled with cold sweat. At that moment, a cold hand rested on the guard’s neck. “Come with me and clean the railway…” a sinister voice said, and the guard’s vision went black as he fainted from fear. When he woke up again, the guard found himself lying on the railway tracks, with a train approaching him at high speed; he was unable to move and could only watch as the train ran over him. ““The railway has been polluted by you...” The cold female voice sounded again, with a splashing sound... splashing... as if someone was coming over carrying a bucket of water. Later, some people said that two people could be seen washing the railway tracks in the dead of night, but no one dared to approach; they simply listened to the sound of the water. Whoosh... whoosh.....

Isn’t “Auntie washes the railway” a homophone of “あいしてる (a i * te ru)”?

Haha, yeah, there’s always some other meaning behind it. . .

You know all this? You’re so knowledgeable

I really don’t know what you do on the Internet; can’t you use Baidu?

Without extensive knowledge and key terms, Baidu isn’t useful either