The horrifying true story of a Japanese monk.

(1)It’s a true story that a Japanese monk experienced when he was a college student.
(2)He studied Buddhism at a university in Saitama.
(3)He was born to his father, a monk, but he had no temple to inherit because he was his second son.
(4)So the monk entered the Buddhist department and lived in a dormitory for students of the Buddhist department.
(5)Studying and practicing monks is not an ordinary thing. I was so tired of waking up at 5 a.m. every morning, memorizing Buddhist scriptures, getting soaked in water, and going to school.
(6)So to relieve stress, the monk took a walk around the university dormitory, but there were no entertainment facilities around the dormitory and there was no place to play… If you walk about 4 kilometers, you will find a pet shop, where the monk and his friend relieve stress.

(1)I played with big dogs and took pictures.
(2)Then, I was taking pictures for a long time, and suddenly the owner came out of the store angrily saying, “Someone told me to take a picture of myself!” and pressed me fiercely, “I didn’t take a picture of a person.”
(3)The monk was taking a picture with a disposable camera, and he pressed me so hard that he didn’t take a picture of anyone, but he said he would give me a camera.
(4)And the owner said that it’s okay if you didn’t take a picture of me.

(1)And the monk said sorry in Kansai dialect.
(2)When I tried to go back quickly because I was scared, the owner suddenly changed his attitude. When the monk said he was from Kyoto, he was very glad that his hometown was there.
(3)He told me to talk to him, and he led me to the small house next to the pet shop and talked about himself.
(4)He said he ran Pachinko in the past, and he said he was glad to meet a native and asked him to be friends with him…
(5)He even suggested this when he heard that the monk was a student of Buddhism at a nearby university.
(6)”Can you help me with my pet shop? Walk my dog twice a week for 15 minutes and talk to me in dialect when you’re done”.If you do this job, I’ll give you 1.5 million won as an allowance.

(1)The monk said he wanted to do it right away.
(2)But my friend said it was weird and stopped me, so I went to the dorm.
(3)I asked the teacher and told him I’d decide.He said he knew, and he offered me a few cans of coffee, and he told me to choose what I liked.
(4)So the monk chose one of them, and the friend refused, and that’s how he came back to the dorm.
(5)When I came back to the dorm, I asked the teacher about my part-time job.
(6)The student was scolded a lot because he couldn’t be greedy. So I went back to the pet shop to refuse my part-time job.

(1)The man said he knew and served some canned coffee.
(2)The monk asked me to choose one, but the monk chose another, drank it, and came back…
(3)I haven’t been to the pet shop since this day because I was busy, but the monk went to Tokyo, so I went to the pet shop again to say goodbye to him.
(4)Then the man was very disappointed and said it was the last time, and he took out several canned coffee and let me choose one.
(5)The monk picked another one and drank it on the spot.
(6)And the man suddenly said that you were going to practice.
(7)He asked me if I really have a god or a Buddha.
(8)So the monk believes in himself and practices it.
(9)answered

(1)After hearing this answer, he said to drink one more can.
(2)He said he recommended it more. The monk rejected it and just came out.
(3)This is the last meeting between the monk and the man.
(4)After this day, three years later, a dormitory teacher to a monk living in Tokyo.
(5)I got a call from you.
(6)The pet shop owner was a serial killer…
(7)The owner of the Patshop store was the perpetrator of a series of murders that caused a stir in Japan, and one of his murder philosophies was to kill greedy people.
(8)While talking about this, the teacher asked me if I could get a part-time job
(9)He said he’d be dead if he said he’
(10)The monk got goosebumps on the phone, but later he read an article.
(11)You’ll find out another fact.

(1)At the detention center, the man said to the reporter, “You’re a god.
(2)He said there’s a Buddha.
(3)That’s not what a person who killed so many people should say.So the reporter asked me why.
(4)”In the past, I ran a pet shop in Saitama.
(5)I killed him, but a monk came to me.
(6)So I gave him coffee. Three out of four were poisoned and one was non-poisonous.
(7)But that monk came three times, and all three times, it’s not poisonous.
(8)He even recommended that he drink one more at the end, but he refused. He said, “Maybe there’s a real God. Maybe he’s protected by God.”