幻怪地帶

Junji Ito's imagination brings these eerie transitional zones to life in such chilling ways. I'm curious whether this concept was based on personal experiences or pure creativity.

The atmosphere stays with me, making these spaces feel disturbingly real. I wonder if others found themselves thinking about these 'in-between' places long after reading.

Ito’s detailed illustrations add so much depth to the horror—did the visual style influence how the stories hit emotionally? Would the stories be as impactful with different artwork?