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The Mysterious Ape “Hibagon” Appears!? Shooting Begins in Saijo-Cho, Shobara-Shi with the Town Revitalization that Has Been Revived as a Movie for over Half a Century

Half a century ago, local people set up to make a film about the legend of the mysterious ape “Hibagon” in Saijo-cho, Shobara-shi, which attracted attention from all over Japan. The hibagon, which has been revived over time, is now uniting the hearts of the townspeople! It dates back over half a century. An unidentified creature walking on two legs, with full body hair, sighted around Mt. Hiba in Saijo-cho, Shobara-shi. It dates back over half a…
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Half a century ago, local people set up to make a film about the legend of the mysterious ape “Hibagon” in Saijo-cho, Shobara-shi, which attracted attention from all over Japan. The hibagon, which has been revived over time, is now uniting the hearts of the townspeople! It dates back over half a century. An unidentified creature walking on two legs, with full body hair, sighted around Mt. Hiba in Saijo-cho, Shobara-shi. It dates back over half a…

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FNN.jpプライムオンライン broke the news on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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