【実録】古賀市を蝕んだ井戸水の謎 戦後の混乱と“見えざる恐怖”が交錯する実話とは？

1951, Koga Town, Fukuoka Prefecture— "Doctor...I can't sleep. A monster is threatening me." It all began with the complaint of one patient. Immediately after the end of the war, the military buried drums underground. Eventually, these drums corroded, and a certain substance silently corroded the town through the well water, causing residents to experience hallucinations, convulsions, madness—and then death. This video provides a detailed explanation of the Koga Town Tetraethyl Lead Poisoning Incident, one of the largest water poisoning cases in postwar Fukuoka Prefecture, along with records, testimonies, and the doctors' responses at the time. At the heart of the rapidly urbanizing city of Koga lies an unknown story of poison and life— You can watch a compilation of "Fukuoka's Disaster and Incident History."    • 福岡の災害・事件史   📌 Chapters 00:00 Patient's complaint 01:49 Military relics and tetraethyl lead 03:34 Onset and spread of poisoning 05:03 Dr. Inoue's work and verification 06:13 The aftermath of Koga Town (Koga City) and lessons for the future #KogaTownIncident #ShowaMystery #MemoriesOfPoison #TetroethylLead #PostWarDarkness #Hallucinations #BehindTheScenesOfHistory #HistoryOfFukuoka 👍 Like and subscribe to see the next episode!