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48 Hours of Terror - When the Clock's Hands Turn into a Knife
When the clock's hand turns into a knife, parent-child bonds are torn!
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When the clock's hand turns into a knife, parent-child bonds are torn!
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Written By:Toshimichi Saeki
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Studio:TV Tokyo, BS Japan, F Design
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Kunihiko Yamamoto
Director
Kimiko Ikegami
Machiko Sasamori
Takashi Ukaji
Takashi Yaegaki
Noriko Watanabe
Kyoko Izutsu
Masami Horiuchi
Yuichiro Izutsu
Shinichiro Okano
Haruhiko Amamiya
Masuda Yukio
Masao Kitada
Kaori Taniguchi
Yuko Amamiya
Hirofumi Hamada
Ryu Sakaguchi
Ei Morisako
Kaori Natsuyagi
Ryosei Tayama
Seiji Goto
Toru Masuoka
Tetsuto Natsuyagi
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