(FULL DOKUMENTASI) DI JEPANG GAK ADA HANTU?? TONTON INI!! KISAH TRAGIS BURUH PABRIK JEPANG

Recap

Mas Nito recounts how a 2024 job placement in Japan turned into a frightening, unexplained ordeal. After training in Fukuyama, he moved to a more mountainous area near Onomichi and began working at a carefully regulated food-processing factory. About a week into the job, a coworker noticed blood on his mask. Nito says he then vomited enormous amounts of blood—sometimes close to a liter—while suffering severe stomach and head pain.

Doctors examined him repeatedly, including with endoscopies and scans, but reportedly found no cause. His case puzzled the Japanese medical staff, and his blood samples were sent between hospitals for further investigation. The host jokes that Nito’s illness had become “like a competition” to see which hospital could identify it. Even an X-ray reportedly showed clean lungs, despite Nito admitting he had smoked that morning.

Alongside the medical mystery, Nito describes recurring sleep paralysis and visions: three figures speaking Javanese, a large shadow in his apartment, a coughing presence, and an arm visible in the bathroom. He says these episodes often coincided with his blood vomiting. During one particularly unsettling episode, he found chicken he’d prepared apparently half-eaten, with what looked like blood on it. Later, during a healing ritual in Indonesia, he recognized chicken in his vomit and connected it to the earlier incident. The host’s casual smoking-and-coffee opening provides a lighter contrast to the increasingly disturbing story.

After three months of illness, Nito was sent home to Indonesia, having lost considerable weight. His mother says she was devastated to see him pale, thin, withdrawn, and seemingly traumatized. The family consulted spiritual healers; one attempted treatment reportedly ended in a chaotic struggle, with Nito resisting while several people tried to hold him. Nito later underwent ruqyah with an ustaz, after which he says he recovered and stopped seeing apparitions.

He returned to Japan in November, but after a couple of apparently normal weeks, the bleeding began again. Nito says he saw strange figures at the factory and was eventually sent home once more, in January 2025. He remains unsure who—or what—caused the episodes. He mentions a distant female relative whose voice reminded him of the figures from his dreams, but admits he has no proof and is still searching for an explanation. The host urges him not to jump to conclusions and suggests resolving any personal suspicions through direct communication.

The video closes with accounts from Nito’s mother and a neighbor who witnessed the treatment in Indonesia. They describe his altered, vacant state and say that during the confrontation he seemed unusually strong and difficult to restrain. The family attributes his recovery to prayer and the ustaz’s intervention, while Nito’s medical tests, as presented in the story, never supplied a clear diagnosis.

People Featured

• Jamal — host of Lentera Malam
• Mas Nito — the guest and storyteller
• Nito’s mother — describes his condition after he returned to Indonesia
• A neighbor / local arts-group elder — recounts witnessing an attempted treatment
• Ustaz / kiai — spiritual healer who treated Nito
• Japanese doctors, coworkers, and friends — appear in Nito’s account of his illness and life in Japan