Ghost Girl's Alley
Template:Location infoboxGhost Girl's Alley (少女の幽霊に会える小道, Shoujo no Yuurei ni Aeru Komichi), literally "The Alley where you can meet a ghost girl", is a recurring location featured in Diamond Is Unbreakable.
Ghost Girl's Alley is a hidden road in the town of Morioh serving as the purgatory between life and death and serves as the residence of Reimi Sugimoto and Arnold during the events of Part 4.
Description
Ghost Girl's Alley presents itself as a normally invisible road situated near the side of the Owson grocery, 2nd block in Morioh. To get there, one should take the number 11 bus from Morioh station then get off at the Kotodai shopping district and look for the Owson grocery. Only those attuned to seeing ghosts, like Rohan Kishibe, Ghosts, or Stand users can see it.
Ghost Girl's Alley has the appearance of an ordinary residential road where every house is walled and abandoned. After the entrance road, the way forks in two opposite directions where other houses are visible. Apart from the houses, the only landmarks are a mailbox near which there is a fresh dog excrement and an unplugged vending machine.
The alley is unique in that it serves as the border between the world of the living and the afterlife, essentially being a purgatory. Every time someone dies in Morioh, their spirit find themselves into the alley before possibly passing on to the afterlife. However, a dead person with sufficient determination can simply haunt the alley and the area near the Owson store. Moreover, space distorts itself in the alley. If someone walks from into either end of the main street and turn at the inevitable corner, they will find themselves at the fork again; if something also flies high enough into the sky, they will find themselves bumping against the ground. Thus anyone who enters the alley may be trapped. However, the entrance road will always lead out of Ghost Girl's Alley.
Malicious Spirits
Apart from Reimi Sugimoto, other spirits inhabit Ghost girl's Alley.
Gallery
One of the houses in Ghost Girl's Alley
References
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