Junko was born with a type of ESP called pyrokinesis which she can use to incinerate anyone and anything at will. Junko is secretly in love with Kazuki, a young man who works with her. His sister is killed and a boy named Masaki suspected but the police don't arrest him. Junko tells Kazuki about her powers and takes revenge.
Shusuke Kaneko
Director
Akiko Yada
Junko Aoki
Kaori Momoi
Chikako Ishizu, the Detective
Hisashi Yoshizawa
Kouichi Kido
Hideaki Ito
Tada Kazuki
Ryuji Harada
Yasuaki Makihara
Masami Nagasawa
Kaori Kurata
Toshiyuki Nagashima
Yoshihiro Hasegawa
Hidenori Tokuyama
Masaki Kogure
Ayako Fujitani
Waitress
Renji Ishibashi
Police Sergeant
Koichi Ueda
Riot Policeman
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