The video appears to be a Japanese Vlog or podcast featuring several hosts, including Silk, Motoki, Masai, Ndaho, and Peketan. They are at a haunted location in Tokyo, specifically a park where a military man was executed. They discuss the location's history and paranormal activity.
The hosts also talk about a magazine called "Mu" that deals with UFOs and paranormal phenomena. They examine a chakra activation sticker that claims to make invisible things visible. Silk and Ndaho try out the sticker, and Ndaho claims to be able to see the truth.
The group explores the park and discusses various topics, including a cenotaph, a tree that was cut down, and a sign that prohibits dogs in the park. They also joke around and have a lighthearted conversation.
Toward the end of the video, the hosts discuss auras and whether they can see them. They also talk about editing the video and ask viewers to comment if they hear any spirits or voices in the background. The video ends with the hosts thanking their viewers and promoting their social media channels.
Here are the extracted facts:
1. The group is in a central part of the city.
2. The location they are in is said to be a haunted spot.
3. A military man was executed in the park a long time ago.
4. The group is near a cenotaph.
5. Motoki brought a magazine called Mu that deals with UFOs and paranormal phenomena.
6. The group is discussing the concept of chakra and its relation to spirits.
7. Silk has a chakra activation sticker that is supposed to make invisible things visible.
8. The group is trying to determine the best place to put the sticker.
9. Ndaho is skeptical about the effectiveness of the sticker.
10. The group is in a park where dogs are not allowed.
11. There is a sign in the park that says "Do not let your dog go."
12. The group is discussing auras and whether they can see them.
13. The video ends with the group saying goodbye and thanking viewers for watching.