Ep. 7: Nezumi-Otoko proposes a haunted attraction featuring authentic yōkai to demonstrate their reality to humans.

Nezumi-Otoko laments that modern humans no longer fear yōkai, claiming he profits from fabricating monsters and myths. Kitarō counters that this lack of fear indicates a more peaceful world. When Nezumi-Otoko demands proof of real yōkai, Kitarō introduces him to a genuine spirit hiding among fakes at a haunted attraction. Nezumi-Otoko conceives a plan to operate a venue using only authentic yōkai to frighten visitors. Kitarō instructs the spirits to restrain their intensity to maintain secrecy. The scheme proceeds smoothly until two humans enter the attraction. Unimpressed by the scares, these men verbally and physically abuse the yōkai. This mistreatment prompts Kitarō and his companions to devise a strategy for revenge against the perpetrators.
Episodes
- Ep. 3 · Kitaro confronts Rat-man and a youkai castle demanding monthly child sacrifices.
- Ep. 4 · Kitaro Suspects Vampire in Paris as Global Threat Emerges
- Ep. 5 · Kitarō travels to New Guinea to study the ancient yōkai Zeokuronodon with skeptical researchers.
- Ep. 6 · Kitaro Returns to Japan After Being Transformed by Shuichi
- Ep. 7 · Nezumi-Otoko proposes a haunted attraction featuring authentic yōkai to demonstrate their reality to humans.
- Ep. 8 · Kitaro investigates a cursed mirror that steals faces, leading to a battle with Kagami-Jijii.
- Ep. 9 · Chūsuke Disrespects a Ghost Mailbox and Hikes Mt. Irazu Alone
- Ep. 10 · Western Youkai Plan to Relocate to Japan Amidst Cathedral Demolition
- Ep. 11 · Kikaia Island Battle Intensifies as Backbeard Orders Human Massacre