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As per Japanese mythology, the 'killing stone' believed to have trapped a demon was exorcised by a Buddhist monk. The site has been very popular among the visitors but since the stone has split up, superstitions are swirling.
A famous Japanese demonic superstition rock called the Killing Stone has split in half and many are afraid the demon released from the rock is a bad omen!
"I feel like I've seen something that shouldn't be seen," one visitor to the area wrote on Twitter.
The splitting of Sessho-seki or the 'killing stone' in Japan has unleashed a storm of superstitions on social media.
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