()(やしき)

おばけやしき
noun
haunted house (attraction)
1. haunted house; ghost house attraction
A walk-through attraction at amusement parks, festivals, or cultural events designed to scare visitors with ghostly or horror-themed elements.
()屋敷(やしき)(はい)った。
I went into the haunted house.
(こわ)いけど、お()屋敷(やしき)大好(だいす)きだ。
It's scary, but I love haunted houses.
(なつ)(まつ)りで友達(ともだち)一緒(いっしょ)にお()屋敷(やしき)挑戦(ちょうせん)した。
At the summer festival, I tried the haunted house with my friends.

USAGE:
A popular attraction at Japanese amusement parks and summer festivals. Haunted houses in Japan often feature traditional Japanese ghosts (幽霊(ゆうれい)) and monsters (妖怪(ようかい)) rather than Western-style horror. Summer is the traditional season for ghost stories and haunted house attractions in Japan.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • ()屋敷(やしき)(はい)る (to enter a haunted house)
  • ()屋敷(やしき)挑戦(ちょうせん)する (to try a haunted house)
  • ()屋敷(やしき)(こわ)い (to be scared of haunted houses)