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Do NOT Shop Here on a Full Moon Night—The Disappearing Stalls of Asia

The full moon doesn’t just light the city — it exposes it. Corners stretch a little longer. Shadows breathe a little deeper. And familiar routines in crowded places suddenly feel fragile. Tonight, we step into three night markets across Asia where locals whisper that, under moonlight, the veil thins and other things come out to browse: 🐟 Busan, South Korea — At Jagalchi Fish Market, an old woman sells shimmering silver fish… but customers say they leave with more missing than money. 🕰️ Chiang Mai, Thailand — A narrow alley of clocks where time bends, and people wake to find footprints pressed into their skin. 👟 Shibuya, Japan — A pedestrian walkway where tiny red children’s shoes appear again and again… and staircases don't always lead you back where you started. Markets are meant for bargains and busy chatter — a place for the living. But under a full moon, something else wanders between the stalls. Something you don’t notice… until it’s already taken what was yours. Would you dare to shop on a full moon night? 📌 Disclaimer: These stories are based on cultural accounts and personal testimonies, with details changed for privacy. 🎧 Dim the lights, put on your headphones, and step into the markets where the price is never just money.