“Katsugorō: The Boy Who Remembered Where He Was Before He Was Born”

Is it possible to remember the place where the soul waits before being born again?

This video explores the extraordinary case of Katsugorō, a 19th-century Japanese farm boy who astonished his family and community by describing not only a past life, but also what happened between death and rebirth.

His story was officially documented in 1820 and remains one of the earliest known testimonies of the life between lives — long before modern psychology or hypnotherapy ever addressed the concept.

What did Katsugorō see in that mysterious space between lives?
How could a child remember the moment after death and the decision to return?

An ancient case that still challenges everything we think we know about the soul.

This case is considered one of the earliest recorded instances of reincarnation in Japanese history.
In this video, I share the full story in detail—from his memories to the reaction of the Edo-era authorities.

Research Sources:

Dr. Masayuki Ohkado – Katsugoro and Other Reincarnation Cases in Japan
https://www.amazon.com/Katsugoro-Rein...

Interview and analysis by Dr. Jim Tucker (University of Virginia)
https://med.virginia.edu/perceptual-s...

Historical information on the Katsugorō case:
https://psi-encyclopedia.spr.ac.uk/ar...